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Aboveground litter input alters the effects of understory vegetation removal on soil microbial communities and enzyme activities along a 60-cm profile in a subtropical plantation forest

2022-08-01

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Changes in litter input and understory vegetation due to climate change and human activities affect belowground processes in plantation forests. However, it is unclear whether and how aboveground litter interacts with understory vegetation for their effects on soil microbial communities and functions, especially in deep soils. A field manipulation experiment was conducted, including four treatments of understory v...

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5588650e-a35b-5c80-aa93-2e96553c5c14
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10.1016/j.apsoil.2022.104489
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