Non-additive effect of species diversity and temperature sensitivity of mixed litter decomposition in the alpine meadow on Tibetan Plateau
Authors:
- Jichuang DuanJDJichuang Duan
- Shiping WangSWShiping Wang
- Zhenhua ZhangZZZhenhua Zhang
- Guangping XuGXGuangping Xu
- Caiyun LuoCLCaiyun Luo
- Xiaofeng ChangXCXiaofeng Chang
- Xiaoxue ZhuXZXiaoxue Zhu
- Shujuan CuiSCShujuan Cui
- Xinquan ZhaoXZXinquan Zhao
- Wenying WangWWWenying Wang
- Mingyuan DuMDMingyuan Du
- 1 February 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Soil Biology and Biochemistry
- Vol. 57, 841-847
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Funding Information
- Chinese National Natural Science Foundation (41030105)
- National Basic Research Program (2010CB833502)
- Special Program of Carbon Sequestration of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (XDA05070205)
- Kunlun scholarship of Qinghai province
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