Root cellulose drives soil fulvic acid carbon sequestration in the grassland restoration process
Authors:
- Xuejuan BaiXBXuejuan Bai
- Zehui GuoZGZehui Guo
- Yimei HuangYHYimei Huang
- Shaoshan AnSAShaoshan An
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (41671280, 41877074)
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