WITHDRAWN – Regulating leaf photosynthesis and soil microorganisms through controlled-release nitrogen fertilizer can effectively alleviate the stress of elevated ambient ozone on winter wheat

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This article has been withdrawn by the Editor. After publication, it was brought to our attention that the manuscript had been previously published in another journal. Moreover, the submission was made by individuals misrepresenting themselves as the original authors, committing both plagiarism and a violation of authorship ethics.
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2025-05-31

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WITHDRAWN – Regulating leaf photosynthesis and soil microorganisms through controlled-release nitrogen fertilizer can effectively alleviate the stress of elevated ambient ozone on winter wheat. (2025). Italian Journal of Agrometeorology. https://doi.org/10.36253/ijam-3202

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