Deep vertical rotary tillage mitigates salinization hazards and shifts microbial community structure in salt-affected anthropogenic-alluvial soil

Rongjiang Yao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xing Zhang(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiangping Wang(Institute of Soil Science), Yuxing Liu(Jinhua Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Qiancheng Gao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hai Zhu(Yangtze University), Jingsong Yang(Institute of Soil Science), Wenping Xie(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hongqiang Li(Dalian University of Technology), Yanchao Bai(Yangzhou University)
Soil and Tillage Research
December 27, 2022
10.1016/j.still.2022.105627
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