Oligotrophic microbes are recruited to resist multiple global change factors in agricultural subsoils
Jiai Liu(North West Agriculture and Forestry University), Shuo Jiao(Northwest A&F University), Gehong Wei(Northwest A&F University), Haibo Pan(Northwest A&F University), Yu Qiu(Northwest A&F University), Jiejun Qi(North West Agriculture and Forestry University), Hang Gao(Zhejiang Chinese Medical University), Yu Liu(Northwest A&F University), Shi Chen(Peking University), Xiaomeng Li(Northwest A&F University), Beibei Chen(China Agricultural University), Ziheng Peng(Northwest A&F University), Chunling Liang(Northwest A&F University), Hairong Tu(Northwest A&F University), Yihe Wang(Northwest A&F University)
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