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    The CAZyme family regulates the changes in soil organic carbon composition during vegetation restoration in the Mu Us desert

    The CAZyme family regulates the changes in soil organic carbon composition during vegetation restoration in the Mu Us desert by Yu, Zhouchang, Zhang, Wei, He, Hongqiang, Li, Yanrong, Xie, Zhiguo, Sailike, AHejiang, Hao, Hongjian, Tian, Xingfang, Sun, Lin, Liang, Yujie, Fu, Rong, Yang, Peizhi

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    Efficient vegetation restoration in Mu Us desert reduces microbial diversity due to the transformation of nutrient requirements

    Efficient vegetation restoration in Mu Us desert reduces microbial diversity due to the transformation of nutrient requirements by Zhouchang, Yu, Wei, Zhang, Liyun, Zhang, Shihai, Ma, Lin, Sun, Yushu, Liu, Ying, Zhang, AHejiang, Sailike, Jiayi, Shi, Ling, Cao, Ronglei, Zhou, Zhiguo, Xie, Ziyan, Li, Peizhi, Yang

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    Differential response of soil bacteria and fungi to carbon and respiration components in abandoned grasslands on the Loess Plateau, China

    Differential response of soil bacteria and fungi to carbon and respiration components in abandoned grasslands on the Loess Plateau, China by Tian, Xingfang, Zhang, Ying, Liang, Yujie, Fu, Rong, Sun, Lin, Yu, Zhouchang, Shi, Jiayi, Sailike, Ahejiang, Hao, Hongjian, Zhang, Wei

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    Soil labile organic carbon and nitrate nitrogen are the main factors driving carbon-fixing pathways during vegetation restoration in the Loess Plateau, China

    Soil labile organic carbon and nitrate nitrogen are the main factors driving carbon-fixing pathways during vegetation restoration in the Loess Plateau, China by Liang, Yujie, Fu, Rong, Sailike, Ahejiang, Hao, Hongjian, Yu, Zhouchang, Wang, Rong, Peng, Ning, Li, Shicai, Zhang, Wei, Liu, Yangyang

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    Macroaggregate is crucial in soil carbon and nitrogen accumulation under different vegetation types in the Loess Plateau, China

    Macroaggregate is crucial in soil carbon and nitrogen accumulation under different vegetation types in the Loess Plateau, China by Hao, Hongjian, Liang, Yujie, Pian, Duo, Zhang, Ying, Chen, Yaxian, Lai, Hongtao, Yu, Zhouchang, Sailike, Ahejiang, Wang, Rong, Cao, Ling, Han, Xinhui, Zhang, Wei

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    Different contributions of microbial and plant residues to soil organic carbon accumulation during planted forest and abandoned farmland restoration, Loess Plateau, China

    Different contributions of microbial and plant residues to soil organic carbon accumulation during planted forest and abandoned farmland restoration, Loess Plateau, China by Hao, Hongjian, Wang, Rong, Li, Shicai, Pian, Duo, Peng, Ning, Sailike, Ahejiang, Yu, Zhouchang, Shi, Jiayi, Wang, Xingbo, Wang, Zihan, Zhang, Wei

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    Impact of organic carbon composition on bacterial taxa assembly upon phosphorus addition in organic and mineral soil layers of a Robinia pseudoaccacia plantation

    Impact of organic carbon composition on bacterial taxa assembly upon phosphorus addition in organic and mineral soil layers of a Robinia pseudoaccacia plantation by SAILIKE, Ahejiang, LIANG, Yujie, FU, Rong, HAO, Hongjian, WANG, Rong, PENG, Ning, LI, Shicai, YU, Zhouchang, ZHENG, Fangxin, ZHANG, Wei, LIU, Yangyang, YANG, Peizhi, ZHANG, Zhixin

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    Assembly processes of rare and abundant taxa are closely related to the bacterial and fungal functionality during desert vegetation reestablishment

    Assembly processes of rare and abundant taxa are closely related to the bacterial and fungal functionality during desert vegetation reestablishment by YU, Zhouchang, ZHANG, Wei, DUO, Pian, ZHANG, Ying, TIAN, Xingfang, SUN, Lin, GU, Yuzheng, ZHANG, Junhong, SONG, Jiaxing, SAILIKE, Ahejiang, LIANG, Yujie, FU, Rong, XIE, Zhiguo, YANG, Peizhi

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