Desertification induced changes in soil bacterial and fungal diversity and community structure in a dry-hot valley forest

Zhang, Yan; Li, Xiuxiu; Zhang, Jiangbao; Hua, Jiani; Li, Jingji; Liu, Dong; Bhople, Parag; Ruan, Honghua; Yang, Nan

doi:10.1016/j.apsoil.2023.104953

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Desertification induced changes in soil bacterial and fungal diversity and community structure in a dry-hot valley forest

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