Soil fauna communities and microbial activities response to litter and soil properties under degraded and restored forests of Hyrcania

Bazyari, M.; Etemad, V; Kooch, Yahya; Shirvany, A.

doi:10.3832/ifor3583-014

iForest

2021

DOI: 10.3832/ifor3583-014

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Soil fauna communities and microbial activities response to litter and soil properties under degraded and restored forests of Hyrcania

M. Bazyari¹,

V Etemad²,

Yahya Kooch³

et al.

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Soil fauna communities and microbial activities response to litter and soil properties under degraded and restored forests of Hyrcania

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