The stronger impact of inorganic nitrogen fertilization on soil bacterial community than organic fertilization in short-term condition
Meiling Zhang(Xinjiang University), Chao Ai(Yanshan University), Ping He(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Shutian Li(Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning), Li Zeng(Shanxi Medical University), Yao Liu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Wei Zhou(Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs), Guoqing Liang(Hangzhou Normal University), Xiu‐Bin Wang(Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning), Xin Zhang(Hefei University), Liyu Zhang(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)
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