Priming effect depending on land use and soil types in a typical semi-arid landscape in Kenya
Kevin Z. Mganga(South Eastern Kenya University), Kristiina Karhu(Finnish Environment Institute), Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland), Subin Kalu(North Carolina State University), José L. Rolando(Georgia Institute of Technology)
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