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| 请问有投稿透过Applied soil ecology 的前辈，在提交manuscript时候是只需要提交文章的文字部分，还是在最后还要附上图片和表。也就是说要提交两次图和表。还要单独的表格和图的提交。谢谢，请知道的告诉我一下，感激感激。在线等 |
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