Fertilization increases paddy soil organic carbon density
Shaoxian Wang(Shandong Normal University), Xiaojun Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), LI Zu-zhang(Jiangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Dai Tian-fang(Jiangxi Institute of Red Soil), Xinqiang Liang(Ministry of Water Resources of the People's Republic of China), Jun-nan Wan(Jiangxi Science and Technology Normal University), Sun Huo-xi(Jiangxi Institute of Red Soil), Fang Fan(Jiangxi Institute of Red Soil), Yingxu Chen(Zhejiang University), Qixiang Luo(Jiangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
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