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Complementary measures of soil texture, organic nitrogen accessibility and rhizosphere dynamics improve nitrogen supply prediction for short-cycle leafy vegetables
Abstract Accurate estimation of soil nitrogen (N) supply to plants is important for optimising fertiliser application, particularly for fast-growing, short-cycle crops with high N demand. Fertiliser recommendations for salad crops rely primarily on pre-sowing soil mineral N (SMN
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