Initial soil responses to experimental warming in two contrasting forest ecosystems, Eastern Tibetan Plateau, China: Nutrient availabilities, microbial properties and enzyme activities

Zhenfeng Xu(Sichuan Agricultural University), Qing Liu(Chengdu Institute of Biology), Chuan Wan(Chengdu Institute of Biology), Gang Cao(Chengdu Institute of Biology), Rong Hu(Nanjing Forestry University), Pei Xiong(Chengdu Institute of Biology)
Applied Soil Ecology
August 26, 2010
10.1016/j.apsoil.2010.07.005
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