Soil microbial biomass and the fate of phosphorus during long-term ecosystem development
Benjamin L. Turner(Gyeongsang National University), Sally E. Smith(Queensland University of Technology), Leo M. Condron(Lincoln University), Hans Lambers(The University of Western Australia), Alan E. Richardson(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Michael D. Cramer(University of Cape Town), Jonathan R. Leake(University of Sheffield)
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