Corrigendum to “Soil drivers of fungal, bacterial and plant diversity in contaminated Southern Californian sites: Implications for dryland bioremediation” [Sci. Total Environ. 1000 (2025) 180357]
D. S. Stevenson(University of California, Riverside), Samantha C. Ying(University of California, Riverside), Linton Freund(University of California, Riverside), Nicholas Shapiro(Institute of Genetics), Jason E. Stajich(University of California, Riverside), Emma L. Aronson(University of California, Riverside), Tania Kurbessoian(University of California, Riverside), Mia R. Maltz(University of California, Riverside)
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