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Simulated Nitrogen Deposition Decreases the Ratios of Soil C to P and N to P, Changes Soil Enzyme Activity, and Reduces Soil Microbial Biomass in Paddy Soil in Southern China

Yuhao Deng    
Meijie Kuang    
Zewen Hei    
Jiawen Zhong    
Ahmed Ibrahim Elsayed Abdo    
Hui Wei    
Jiaen Zhang and Huimin Xiang    

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