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Database of soil N transformations and environmental factors under biodegradable plastic film mulching
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Researchers compiled a measurement database from biodegradable mulch film field experiments covering plant growth, nitrogen-tracking datasets, microbial community structure, qPCR gene abundance, enzyme activity, and microplastic counts, alongside complete R analysis code for reproducibility.
Measurement data under biodegradable mulch film cover, including plant measurements, N-tracking datasets, microbial community structure, qPCR gene abundance, enzyme activity, microplasticity counts and complete R codes.
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