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[Effects of Cunninghamia lanceolata stand types on the changes of aggregate-related organic carbon and nutrients in surface soil].

Yongzhen Huang, Shengqiang Wang, Shaoming Ye

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could effectively promote the formation and stability of soil aggregates, and alleviate decomposition of soil organic matter and nutrient loss in plantations.

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could effectively promote the formation and stability of soil aggregates, and alleviate decomposition of soil organic matter and nutrient loss in plantations.

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could effectively promote the formation and stability of soil aggregates, and alleviate decomposition of soil organic matter and nutrient loss in plantations.

Key concepts: Cunninghamia, Nutrient, Soil fertility, Soil carbon, Organic matter, Soil organic matter, Total organic carbon, Environmental science

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