Biodegradable PBAT microplastics adversely affect pakchoi (Brassica chinensis L.) growth and the rhizosphere ecology: Focusing on rhizosphere microbial community composition, element metabolic potential, and root exudates
Yujuan Han(Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Ning Yang(First Affiliated Hospital of Hebei Medical University), Yan Dong(University of Science and Technology Liaoning), Xiao Wang(Ocean University of China), Ying Teng(Shenzhen University), Dan Wen(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Peixin Gao(Institute of Plant Protection)
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