Litter chemical traits strongly drove the carbon fractions loss during decomposition across an alpine treeline ecotone
Lifeng Wang(Nanjing University of Finance and Economics), Yang Liu(China Animal Health and Epidemiology Center), Yamei Chen(China West Normal University), Haifeng Zheng(University of Copenhagen), Li Guo(Sichuan Agricultural University), Bo Tan(Sichuan Agricultural University), Youyou Huang(China West Normal University), Li Zhang(Sichuan Agricultural University), Lixia Wang(Sichuan Agricultural University), Jian Zhang(Sichuan Academy of Forestry), Han Li(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Zhenfeng Xu(Shijiazhuang University), Yu Zhou(Sichuan Agricultural University), Chengming You(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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