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Table 5: Accumulative Emission Fluxes of CH2, CO2 and N2O and the Global Warming Potential of Soil Surface in Wuyang Bay Over the Growing Season.
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Table 1: Physical and Chemical Properties of Soil Collected From Riparian Zone of Wuyang Bay in 2015.
