Nitrogen and phosphorous dynamics with stand development of Pinus massoniana plantations in Southeast China
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Lili Wei | Zelong Chen | M. Lopez c. | Yuzhe Wang | Xian Liu | Ya-Lin Hu | W. Guo | Pengyu Jiao
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