Salt-tolerant plant moderates the effect of salinity on soil organic carbon mineralization in a subtropical tidal wetland
Xin Chen(Fuzhou University), Zhanghua Xu(Fuzhou University), Yuxiu Liu(Fujian Normal University), Jiafang Huang(Fujian Normal University), Yang Tan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Changwei Zhang(Fujian Normal University), Ji Tan(Fujian Normal University), Min Luo(Xihua University), Leilei Xiao(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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