Impact of two centuries of intensive agriculture on soil carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycling in the UK.

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Anthony J Dore

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Edward Tipping

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Kevin Coleman

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Margaret J Glendining

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Pamela S Naden

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Shibu E Muhammed

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Ulrike Dragosits

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Victoria A Bell

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10.1016/J.SCITOTENV.2018.03.378

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