Investigating drivers of free-living diazotroph activity in paddy soils across China
Authors:
- Xiaomin WangXWXiaomin Wang
- Min WuMWMin Wu
- Zhijun WeiZWZhijun Wei
- Christina HazardCHChristina Hazard
- Graeme W. NicolGNGraeme W. Nicol
- Huicheng ZhaoHZHuicheng Zhao
- Binbin LiuBLBinbin Liu
- Jinbo ZhangJZJinbo Zhang
- Jun ShanJSJun Shan
- Xiaoyuan YanXYXiaoyuan Yan
- 24 September 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Soil Biology and Biochemistry
- Vol. 199
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