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Cao, Z.H., Zhang, H.C. (2004) Phosphorus Losses to Water from Lowland Rice Fields under Rice–Wheat Double Cropping System in the Tai Lake Region. Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 26. 229-236 doi:10.1023/b:egah.0000039585.24651.f8

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TitlePhosphorus Losses to Water from Lowland Rice Fields under Rice–Wheat Double Cropping System in the Tai Lake Region
JournalEnvironmental Geochemistry and Health
AuthorsCao, Z.H.Author
Zhang, H.C.Author
Year2004 (June)Volume26
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
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Full ReferenceCao, Z.H., Zhang, H.C. (2004) Phosphorus Losses to Water from Lowland Rice Fields under Rice–Wheat Double Cropping System in the Tai Lake Region. Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 26. 229-236 doi:10.1023/b:egah.0000039585.24651.f8
Plain TextCao, Z.H., Zhang, H.C. (2004) Phosphorus Losses to Water from Lowland Rice Fields under Rice–Wheat Double Cropping System in the Tai Lake Region. Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 26. 229-236 doi:10.1023/b:egah.0000039585.24651.f8
In(n.d.) Environmental Geochemistry and Health Vol. 26. Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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