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<b>Intraspecific variation in root foraging is associated with the microbial necromass contribution to rhizosphere soil organic carbon in </b><b><i>Leymus secalinus</i></b>
Raw Data on Soil Parameters in the Rhizosphere of Leymus secalinus from Different Ecological Types.
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