Climate and plants regulate the spatial variation in soil multifunctionality across a climatic gradient
Authors:
- Jingyi DingJDJingyi Ding
- David J. EldridgeDEDavid J. Eldridge
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Funding Information
- Australian Wildlife Society
- China Scholarship Council (201706040073)
- Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment
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