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Effect of byproduct, nitrogen fertilizer, and zeolite on phosphate rock dissolution and extractable phosphorus in acid soil

He    
Z.L.    
Baligar    
V.C.    
Martens    
D.C.    
Ritchey    
K.D.    
Elrashidi    
M.    

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