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Mengqian Ma1, Weiguang Lv1,2,3, Yu Huang1

  • 1Eco-Environmental Protection Institute, Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Science, Shanghai 201403, China.

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生态米共同培养系统通过增强物理性质和有益细菌来改善土壤健康. 减少10%的化肥与共同培养一起产生了最好的土壤改善.

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土虫土虫是土虫中的一种.无土是无土的土壤米共同培养系统土壤细菌社区土壤细菌社区

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