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Nitrogen addition weakens the positive effect of tree diversity on soil microbial biomass
Plant diversity interacts with soil microorganisms to sustain ecosystem functions. While plant diversity and soil microbial biomass are tightly linked, the impact of nitrogen (N) addition on this relationship remains unclear. This study involved a field experiment in which four levels of tree specie
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