Stable-isotope probing highlights the active microbes associated with carbon flow under different cultivation conditions: Rhizosphere soil versus bulk soil and upland soil versus paddy soil

Zheng, Ningguo; Long, Xi-En; Wang, Juan; Zhang, Yingying; Chapman, Stephen J.; Yao, Huaiying

doi:10.1016/j.apsoil.2023.105201

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Stable-isotope probing highlights the active microbes associated with carbon flow under different cultivation conditions: Rhizosphere soil versus bulk soil and upland soil versus paddy soil

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