Effects of fire on the soil microbial metabolic quotient: A global meta-analysis
Authors:
- Weichao LiuWLWeichao Liu
- Zhenjiao ZhangZZZhenjiao Zhang
- Jiaxin LiJLJiaxin Li
- Yuhao WenYWYuhao Wen
- Fuhe LiuFLFuhe Liu
- Wei ZhangWZWei Zhang
- Hanyu LiuHLHanyu Liu
- Chengjie RenCRChengjie Ren
- Xinhui HanXHXinhui Han
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (42007428, 41907031)
- National College Students Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program (202110712249)
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