Plant–soil interactions regulate the identity of soil carbon in invaded ecosystems: implication for legacy effects
Vidya Suseela(Clemson University), Nishanth Tharayil(Clemson University), Peter Alpert(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Arthur P. Armstrong(Purdue University West Lafayette), Cindy H. Nakatsu(Purdue University West Lafayette)
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