Examining assumptions of soil microbial ecology in the monitoring of ecological restoration
Miranda M. Hart(North Carolina State University), Paul Nevill(Curtin University), Mieke van der Heyde(Curtin University), Wei Wong(The University of Western Australia), Benjamin Moreira Grez(The University of Western Australia), Christina Horst(University of British Columbia), Kingsley W. Dixon(Curtin University), Justin M. Valliere(The University of Western Australia), Bede S. Mickan(Unknown), Haylee D’Agui(Curtin University), Raphael A. Viscarra Rossel(Curtin University), Andrew S. Whiteley(CSIRO Land and Water), Adam T. Cross(Curtin University), Hongtao Zhong(The University of Western Australia)
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