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[Soil nitrogen content and enzyme activities in rhizosphere and non-rhizosphere of summer maize under different nitrogen application rates.]

Guo Peng Liang, Albert A. Houssou, Hui Wu, Xueping Wu, Dian Xiong Cai, Li Li Gao, Jing Li, Bi Sheng Wang, Sheng Ping Li

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. Generally, a proper rate of nitrogen fertilizer application could significantly increase soil enzyme activities and total nitrogen content, and then improve soil biochemistry properties.

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. Generally, a proper rate of nitrogen fertilizer application could significantly increase soil enzyme activities and total nitrogen content, and then improve soil biochemistry properties.

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. Generally, a proper rate of nitrogen fertilizer application could significantly increase soil enzyme activities and total nitrogen content, and then improve soil biochemistry properties.

Key concepts: Rhizosphere, Nitrogen, Agronomy, Bulk soil, Chemistry, Soil water, Nitrogen cycle, Environmental science

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