Wetland conversion to cropland alters the microbes along soil profiles and over seasons

Wetland conversion to cropland alters the microbes along soil profiles and over seasons
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DOI:
10.1016/j.catena.2022.106282
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发表时间:
2022-07
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6.2
通讯作者:
Xinhao Zhu;Fenghui Yuan;Liyuan He;Ziyu Guo;Nannan Wang;Yunjiang Zuo;Jianzhao Liu;Kexin Li;Yihui Wang;Ying Sun;L. Zhang;C. Song;Yanyu Song;Chao Gong;Yowhan Son;D. Guo;Xiaofeng Xu
Xinhao Zhu;Fenghui Yuan;Liyuan He;Ziyu Guo;Nannan Wang;Yunjiang Zuo;Jianzhao Liu;Kexin Li;Yihui Wang;Ying Sun;L. Zhang;C. Song;Yanyu Song;Chao Gong;Yowhan Son;D. Guo;Xiaofeng Xu
中科院分区:
农林科学1区
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作者:
Xinhao Zhu;Fenghui Yuan;Liyuan He;Ziyu Guo;Nannan Wang;Yunjiang Zuo;Jianzhao Liu;Kexin Li;Yihui Wang;Ying Sun;L. Zhang;C. Song;Yanyu Song;Chao Gong;Yowhan Son;D. Guo;Xiaofeng Xu

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