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Soil fauna promote litter decomposition but do not alter the relationship between leaf economics spectrum and litter decomposability 期刊论文
SOIL BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY, 2019, 卷号: 136
作者:  Lin, Dunmei;  Wang, Fang;  Fanin, Nicolas;  Pang, Mei;  Dou, Pengpeng;  Wang, Hongjuan;  Qian, Shenhua;  Zhao, Liang;  Yang, Yongchuan;  Mi, Xiangcheng;  Ma, Keping
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Litter decomposition  Carbon and nutrient cycling  Soil fauna  Litter traits  Leaf functional traits  Leaf economics spectrum  
Fungi participate in driving home-field advantage of litter decomposition in a subtropical forest 期刊论文
PLANT AND SOIL, 2019, 卷号: 434, 期号: 1-2, 页码: 467-480
作者:  Lin, Dunmei;  Pang, Mei;  Fanin, Nicolas;  Wang, Hongjuan;  Qian, Shenhua;  Zhao, Liang;  Yang, Yongchuan;  Mi, Xiangcheng;  Ma, Keping
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Home-field advantage  Litter-decomposer interactions  Litter traits  Local adaptation  Functional redundancy  
Fungi participate in driving home-field advantage of litter decomposition in a subtropical forest (vol 434, pg 467, 2019) 期刊论文
PLANT AND SOIL, 2019, 卷号: 444, 期号: 1-2, 页码: 535-536
作者:  Lin, Dunmei;  Pang, Mei;  Fanin, Nicolas;  Wang, Hongjuan;  Qian, Shenhua;  Zhao, Liang;  Yang, Yongchuan;  Mi, Xiangcheng;  Ma, Keping
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Drivers of tree carbon storage in subtropical forests 期刊论文
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, 2019, 卷号: 654, 页码: 684-693
作者:  Li, Yin;  Bao, Weikai;  Bongers, Frans;  Chen, Bin;  Chen, Guoke;  Guo, Ke;  Jiang, Mingxi;  Lai, Jiangshan;  Lin, Dunmei;  Liu, Chunjiang;  Liu, Xiaojuan;  Liu, Yi;  Mi, Xiangcheng;  Tian, Xingjun;  Wang, Xihua;  Xu, Wubing;  Yan, Junhua;  Yang, Bo;  Zheng, Yuanrun;  Ma, Keping
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Biodiversity-ecosystem function  Niche complementarity  Mass-ratio effect  Stand age  Environmental conditions  Stand structure