Increasing Soil Organic Matter Enhances Inherent Soil Productivity while Offsetting Fertilization Effect under a Rice Cropping System
Yanan Zhao(Southwest University), Xiaojun Shi(Southwest University), Yueqiang Zhang(Central South University), Xingcheng Huang(Xiamen University), Xinhua He(The University of Western Australia)
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