Use of mulberry–soybean intercropping in salt–alkali soil impacts the diversity of the soil bacterial community
Xin Li(Northeast Forestry University), Guangyu Sun(Northeast Forestry University), Huihui Zhang(Nanjing Agricultural University), Nan Xu(Institute of Grassland Research), Minglong Sun(Northeast Forestry University)
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