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Long-term nitrogen fertilization in native pasture with Italian ryegrass introduction - Effects on soil health attribute indicators

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Table 1  -  Carbon and nitrogen stocks and fractions in an Ultisol with continuous grazing in native pasture with Italian ryegrass  introduction, under different nitrogen topdressing rates
Table 2 -  Microbial activity in an Ultisol, with continuous grazing in native pasture with Italian ryegrass introduction, under different  nitrogen topdressing rates

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