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Effect of Long-term Applying Compound Microbial Fertilizer on Soil Available Nutrients in Farmland

Chen Zh

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The soil available nutrients such as N,P,K in farmland applying compound microbial fertilizer were studied.The results showed that the soil available nutrient contents of N,P,K with applying compound microbial fertilizer were higher than long-term applying chemical fertilizer,and compound microbial fertilizer could improve soil quality.

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The soil available nutrients such as N,P,K in farmland applying compound microbial fertilizer were studied.The results showed that the soil available nutrient contents of N,P,K with applying compound microbial fertilizer were higher than long-term applying chemical fertilizer,and compound microbial fertilizer could improve soil quality.

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The soil available nutrients such as N,P,K in farmland applying compound microbial fertilizer were studied.The results showed that the soil available nutrient contents of N,P,K with applying compound microbial fertilizer were higher than long-term applying chemical fertilizer,and compound microbial fertilizer could improve soil quality.

Key concepts: Fertilizer, Nutrient, Soil nutrients, Environmental science, Agronomy, Soil quality, Chemistry, Soil water

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