14 results on '"Shah, Syed Atizaz Ali"'
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2. Long-term fertilization enhances soil carbon stability by increasing the ratio of passive carbon: evidence from four typical croplands
3. Processed animal manure improves morpho-physiological and biochemical characteristics of Brassica napus L. under nickel and salinity stress
4. Long-term fertilization alters chemical composition and stability of aggregate-associated organic carbon in a Chinese red soil: evidence from aggregate fractionation, C mineralization, and 13C NMR analyses
5. Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus stoichiometry mediate sensitivity of carbon stabilization mechanisms along with surface layers of a Mollisol after long-term fertilization in Northeast China
6. Soil fertility and crop yield after manure addition to acidic soils in South China
7. Long‐term manure application enhances organic carbon and nitrogen stocks in Mollisol subsoil
8. Long‐term manure application enhances organic carbon and nitrogen stocks in Mollisol subsoil.
9. Long-term fertilization enhanced carbon mineralization and maize biomass through physical protection of organic carbon in fractions under continuous maize cropping
10. Long-term Fertilization Enhances Soil Carbon Stability by Increase the Ratio of Passive Carbon: Evidence From Four Typical Croplands
11. Evaluating the Contribution of Growth, Physiological, and Ionic Components Towards Salinity and Drought Stress Tolerance in Jatropha curcas
12. Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus stoichiometry mediate sensitivity of carbon stabilization mechanisms along with surface layers of a Mollisol after long-term fertilization in Northeast China
13. Variations in the profile distribution and protection mechanisms of organic carbon under long-term fertilization in a Chinese Mollisol
14. Nitrogen mineralization and microbial activity as influenced by sulfur sources in an alkaline calcareous soil
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