Impact of understory mosses and dwarf shrubs on soil micro-arthropods in a boreal forest chronosequence

Stef Bokhorst; David A. Wardle; Marie‐Charlotte Nilsson; Michael J. Gundale

doi:10.1007/s11104-014-2055-3

Impact of understory mosses and dwarf shrubs on soil micro-arthropods in a boreal forest chronosequence

Plant and Soil 379(1-2): 121-133

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Plant species and functional groups are known to drive the community of belowground invertebrates but whether their effects are consistent across environme

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