Changes of soil bacterial activities and functions after different N additions in a temperate forest.

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Changes of soil bacterial acti ...... ditions in a temperate forest.

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Changes of soil bacterial acti ...... ditions in a temperate forest.

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Dongzhu Ma

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Li Zhang

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Shushan Li

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Tiwen Han

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Yuhan Du

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