Impact of Plant Invasion and Increasing Floods on Total Soil Phosphorus and its Fractions in the Minjiang River Estuarine Wetlands, China

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Impact of Plant Invasion and Increasing Floods on Total Soil Phosphorus and its Fractions in the Minjiang River Estuarine Wetlands, China

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Impact of Plant Invasion and I ...... iver Estuarine Wetlands, China

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Chuan Tong

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Chun Wang

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Cong-Sheng Zeng

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Wei-Qi Wang

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s13157-015-0712-9

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21-36

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S13157-015-0712-9

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Jordi Sardans

Josep Peñuelas

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2015-10-21T00:00:00Z

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