Bacterial diversity rather than available Cd is the main driver of exoenzyme activity and stoichiometry after soil amendments in mildly contaminated soil
Xinqi Wang(Shenyang Pharmaceutical University), Ming Lei(Hunan Agricultural University), Zhuoqing Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Beibei Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiuwen Wu(Qingdao Agricultural University), Huihui Du(Shenzhen Second People's Hospital), Boqing Tie(Hunan Agricultural University)
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