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Subsidy or Stress? How Sodium Levels Impact Decomposer Communities and Decomposition Rates
Sodium (Na) in moderate amounts is essential to invertebrates for osmoregulation, nerve function, and decomposition of organic matter. Previous research suggests that increasing the amount of NaCl will increase the amount of decomposers, and therefore decomposition, in terrestrial ecosystems where N
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