Effects of warming on ectomycorrhizal colonization and nitrogen nutrition of Picea asperata seedlings grown in two contrasting forest ecosystems.

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Chunzhang Zhao

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Dandan Li

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Didi Sun

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Honghui Lin

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Qing Liu

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Yuejiao Li

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Zhenfeng Xu

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