Global-Scale Similarities in Nitrogen Release Patterns During Long-Term Decomposition
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Mark E. Harmon | William S. Currie | Jennifer Y. King | Becky Fasth | Whendee L. Silver | Leslie A. Brandt | W. Silver | W. Parton | M. Harmon | I. Burke | W. Currie | L. Brandt | S. Hart | E. Adair | Ingrid C. Burke | William Parton | Leo Grassens | E. Carol Adair | Stephen C. Hart | J. King | B. Fasth | L. Grassens
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