Effects of different artificial vegetation restoration modes on soil microbial community structuree in the soil erosion area of southern China

Wang, Xiaopeng; Zhou, Man; Yue, Hui; Li, Songyang; Lin, Gengen; Zhang, Yue; Jiang, Fangshi; Huang, Yanhe; Lin, Jinshi

doi:10.1016/j.catena.2024.107803

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Effects of different artificial vegetation restoration modes on soil microbial community structuree in the soil erosion area of southern China

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Hui Yue

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Effects of different artificial vegetation restoration modes on soil microbial community structuree in the soil erosion area of southern China

Cited by 3 publications

References 51 publications

Vegetation restoration increased the diversity and network complexity of carbon-fixing functional bacteria in heavily eroded areas of southern China

Vegetation restoration increased the diversity and network complexity of carbon-fixing functional bacteria in heavily eroded areas of southern China

Regulatory mechanism of soil and water conservation measures on understorey erosion in a subtropical hilly region

Vegetation restoration has an implication for fungal diversity and composition in a degraded temperate desert type rangeland of China

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