Impacts of spatial expansion by Phragmites australis on spatiotemporal variation of sulfur fractions in marsh soils of the Min River estuary, Southeast China
Huihui Wu(Fujian Normal University), Xinhua Li(Shanxi Medical University), Xingyun Hu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhigao Sun(Fujian Normal University), Hua Wang(University of Pennsylvania), Bingbing Chen(Dalian University of Technology)
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