Active microorganisms in forest soils differ from the total community yet are shaped by the same environmental factors: the influence of pH and soil moisture
Karl J. Romanowicz(University of Michigan), Donald R. Zak(University of Michigan), William A. Argiroff(University of Michigan), Rima A. Upchurch(University of Michigan), Zachary B. Freedman(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
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