Co-effects of salinity and moisture on CO2 and N2O emissions of laboratory-incubated salt-affected soils from different vegetation types
Lihua Zhang(Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics), Xiaochun Qin(University of Jinan), Liwen Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Bingchen Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hongbo Shao(Tianjin University of Technology and Education), Luping Song(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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