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Zheng Fengying, Peng Shaolin, Li Yuelin
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2002-06-10
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Zheng Fengying, Peng Shaolin, Li Yuelin. Effects of Enriched CO2 on undergrourd Carbon Flow in the Plant-Soil System[J]. cje, 2002, (3): 57-60.
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