Biochar regulates putative keystone microbial taxa to drive phosphorus cycling and increase availability in urban greenspace soils
Kai Pan(Northeast Agricultural University), Qiang Wang(Shanxi Agricultural University), X. Wu(Shanxi Agricultural University), Chengjiao Duan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xiuyun Yang(Shanxi Agricultural University), Zhenying Zhang(Shanxi Agricultural University), Xinping He(CCCC Highway Consultants (China)), Yiqian Xiao(CCCC Highway Consultants (China)), Danning Yang(Shanxi Agricultural University), Lingwei Feng(Shanxi Agricultural University)
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