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Effects of zokor mounds on plant succession, biomass and soil properties in alpine grasslands are strongly context dependent
Hu W, Hölzel N, Zhao J, et al. Effects of zokor mounds on plant succession, biomass and soil properties in alpine grasslands are strongly context dependent. Plant and Soil . 2026.
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