Effects of exotic and native mangrove forests plantation on soil organic carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus contents and pools in Leizhou, China
Authors:
- Jianxiang FengJFJianxiang Feng
- Xiaowei CuiXCXiaowei Cui
- Jian ZhouJZJian Zhou
- Liming WangLWLiming Wang
- Xiaoshan ZhuXiaoshan Zhu
- Guanghui LinGLGuanghui Lin
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Funding Information
- National Key Research and Development Program of China (2017FY100703)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (41706090, 41877352)
- Science and Technology Project of Quanzhou City (2014Z120)
- Fundamental Research Project of Shenzhen, China (JCYJ20150529164918736)
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