Tree seedlings suffer oxidative stress but stimulate soil enzyme activity in oil sludge-contaminated soil in a species-specific manner
Naser Norouzi Haroni(Lorestan University), Martin Karl‐Friedrich Bader(Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research), Mehrdad Zarafshar(Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research), Ziaedin Badehian(Lorestan University), Anket Sharma(Zhejiang A & F University)
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