Changes in nitrogen related functional genes along soil pH, C and nutrient gradients in the charosphere

Mengjie Yu(ZheJiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Jianming Xu(Zhejiang University), Weiqin Su(Zhejiang University), Philip C. Brookes(Zhejiang University), Marc Redmile‐Gordon(Natural England), Lu Yu(ZheJiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yu Luo(Zhejiang University), Jun Meng(Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention), Yong Li(BGI Group (China)), Muhammad Afzal(University of Agriculture Faisalabad)
The Science of The Total Environment
August 28, 2018
10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.08.372
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