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Replication Data for: Natural forests maintain a greater soil microbial diversity than that in rubber plantations in Southwest China
The conversion of tropical forests to monoculture rubber plantations throughout Southeast Asia threatens to have widespread negative impacts on ecosystem services. The aim of this study was to identify the impacts of forest conversion to rubber plantations on soil microorganisms, using a space for t
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