Linking soil phosphorus availability and phosphatase functional genes to coastal marsh erosion: Implications for nutrient cycling and wetland restoration
Minjie Hu(Fujian Normal University), Shuangquan Zou(Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University), Dianquan Zhang, Ruibing Yan(Fujian Normal University), Ranxu Ni(Fujian Normal University), Hui Wu(Zhejiang Lab)
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