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Figure 1. Mean temperature and rainfall during the experimental period.
Table 1. Carbon/Nitrogen ratio, hemicellulose, cellulose and lignin concentrations, and Lignin/Nitrogen  ratio the aerial parts of cover plants
Table 2. Total N (TN), particulate (Part-N)and mineral-associated N (MAN) and particulate N/total N (Part-N/TN) ratio, available  nitrogen (Avail-N), ammonium, nitrate and available-N/total-N (Avail-N/TN) ratio in the soil under different cover crops, with
Table 3. Interaction between cover crops and nitrogen topdressing in the ammonium content in  the 0.10-0.20 m layer
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