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Distribution of organic carbon and inorganic nitrogen in a soil under various tillage and crop sequences

Bahman Eghball, Lloyd N. Mielke, Dennis L. McCallister and John W. Doran
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation March 1994, 49 (2) 201-205;
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