Ecological stoichiometric - Globe Thesis

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21.	The Response Of Ecological Stoichiometric Characteristics Of Natural Secondary Forest Leaves To Nitrogen Deposition
22.	Response Of Leaf Stoichiometric Characteristics Of Spruce-fir-Korean Pine Forest To Nitrogen Deposition
23.	Effects Of Global Change Factors On Ecological Stoichiometric Characteristics In An Alpine Meadow And A Semi-arid Grassland
24.	Ecological Stoichiometry Characteristics Of Typical Shrub Communities In Northern Piedmont Of The Central Qilian Mountain
25.	P-hydroxybenzoic Acid On Ecological Stoichiometric Balance Intervention And Growth And Physiological Inhibition In Lettuce
26.	Effects Of Mixing Eucalyptus And Castanopsis Hystrix On Ecological Stoichiometry Characteristics Of Plant-Soil-Microorganism
27.	Study On Ecological Stoichiometric Characteristics Of Leaves-soil System Of Populus Euphratica Typical Plot
28.	Ecological Stoichiometric Analysis Of Larix Principis-rupprechtii Plantations Of Different Stand Ages
29.	Initial Response Of Ecological Stoichiometric Characteristics Of Cunninghamia Lanceolatae Plantation To Nitrogen Deposition
30.	Effects Of Combined Application Of Organic And Chemical Fertilizers On The Community Characteristics And Nutrient Utilization Of Different Types Of Grassland In Inner Mongolia
31.	Study On The Eco-Stoichiometric Characteristics And Soil Enzyme Activities Of Saline-Alkali Grassland In The Farming-Pastoral Ecotone Of North Shanxi Province
32.	Effects Of Nitrogen And Phosphorus Fertilizers On Soil-Plant Ecological Stoichiometric Characteristics Of Farmland In The Longzhong Loess Plateau
33.	Temporal And Spatial Variations Of Land Use Conversion From Paddy Rice To Upland Vegetable And Its Ecological Stoichiometric Characteristics Of Soil Carbon(C),Nitrogen(N) And Phosphorus(P) In Nanjing
34.	Ecological Stoichiometric Characteristics Of Typical Halophytes Under Different Salinity Gradients In The Yellow River Delta
35.	Effects And Mechanism Of Increasing Nitrogen And Reducing Water On Growth Strategies Of Herbaceous Plants In Broad-leaved Korean Pine Forest
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