Pristine and Sulfidized Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles Promote the Release and Decomposition of Organic Carbon in the Legume Rhizosphere
Lin Liu(Sichuan Agricultural University), Chun Chen(Northwest A&F University), Olga V. Tsyusko(University of Kentucky), Yidan Liu(Northwest A&F University), Shuang Liu(Northwest A&F University), Lulu Guo(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Gehong Wei(Northwest University), Jason M. Unrine(University of Kentucky)
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