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Quantifying nitrogen losses in oil palm plantations: models and challenges

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Table 1. Main input/output variables and processes modelled in the 11 comprehensive models.
Figure 1. Estimates of N losses by 11 models. (a) Distribution of the annual average losses between the three pathways: leaching and runoff;
Figure 3. Comparison of annual average losses through leaching and runoff, estimated by eight sub-models
Figure 4. Comparison of measured and modelled N losses in oil palm plantations. The range of modelled values for leaching and runoff was wider than the one of measured values of leaching, runoff, and erosion
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