Coastal Wetland Conversion to Aquaculture Pond Reduced Soil P Availability by Altering P Fractions, Phosphatase Activity, and Associated Microbial Properties

Minjie Hu; Jordi Sardans; Yixun Le; Ruibing Yan; Josep Penuelas

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4189259

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Coastal Wetland Conversion to Aquaculture Pond Reduced Soil P Availability by Altering P Fractions, Phosphatase Activity, and Associated Microbial Properties

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