Is the NH4+-induced growth inhibition caused by the NH4+ form of the nitrogen source or by soil acidification?
Feng Wang(ZheJiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Junwei Ma(ZheJiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Haimin Kong(Soil and Fertilizer Institute of Hunan Province), Jingwen Gao(Hubei University), Yijun Yu(Fudan University), Haitian Liu(ZheJiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Qiang Wang(Shanxi Agricultural University), Jing Ye(Nanchang University), Xiaoxia Liu(Soil and Fertilizer Institute of Hunan Province), Jean Wan Hong Yong(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Qiaogang Yu(ZheJiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Xinhua He(The University of Western Australia)
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