Crust cover and prior soil moisture status affect the response of soil microbial community and function to extreme rain events in an arid area
Authors:
- E.M. PapatheodorouEPE.M. Papatheodorou
- A. PapapostolouAPA. Papapostolou
- N. MonokrousosNMN. Monokrousos
- D.-W. JonesDJD.-W. Jones
- J. ScullionJSJ. Scullion
- G.P. StamouGSG.P. Stamou
- 1 November 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in European Journal of Soil Biology
- Vol. 101
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