Variations in eco-enzymatic stoichiometric and microbial characteristics in paddy soil as affected by long-term integrated organic-inorganic fertilization
Sen Lin(Institute of Archaeology), Wuzhong Ni(National Institute of Clean and Low-Carbon Energy), Shaoxian Wang(Shandong Normal University), Shaowei Zhu(Zhejiang University), Yuanli Si(Zhejiang University), Wenhao Yang(Anhui University of Technology)
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