Appropriate human intervention stimulates the development of microbial communities and soil formation at a long-term weathered bauxite residue disposal area
Wenshun Ke(Hunan Agricultural University), Shengguo Xue(Central South University), Feng Zhu(Central South University), Yan Shi(Central South University), Hao Wu(Shenzhen University), Xianchao Zhang(Jiaxing University), Yifan Zhang(Tongji University), William Hartley(Royal Agricultural University)
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