Maize-soybean intercropping reduces greenhouse gas emissions from the fertilized soil in the North China Plain
Md Raseduzzaman(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Chunsheng Hu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Stephen Okoth Aluoch(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Arbindra Timilsina(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Wenxu Dong(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Gokul Gaudel(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiaoxin Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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