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Effect of urban greening and afforestation on soil microarthropod communities in coastal reclaimed land: Insights from functional traits

2022-05-01

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Urban greening and afforestation are common practices to restore reclaimed land and improve urban environmental quality throughout the World. Soil microarthropods are essential for providing soil ecosystem services and are regarded as valuable indicators of habitat quality, but less attention has been given to their functional responses to restoration in coastal reclaimed land. In this study, we investigated Acari...

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Literature Corpus work: 8ddc54d5-32b6-5f3c-bedc-fe35cb146d15
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsoil.2022.104391

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