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The use of15N in following organic matter turnover, with specific reference to rotation systems

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  • Labb, J. N., Oades, J. M. and Amato, M. 1981a Microbial biomass formed from14C,15N-labelled plant material decomposing in field soils. Soil Biology and Biochemistry (in press).

  • Ladd, J. N., Oades, J. M. and Amato, M. 1981b The distribution and recovery of nitrogen from legume residues decomposing in field soils sown to wheat. Soil Biology and Biochemistry (submitted for publication).

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Ladd, J.N. The use of15N in following organic matter turnover, with specific reference to rotation systems. Plant Soil 58, 401–411 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02180065

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