Secondary compounds mediate function-based root decomposition regardless of canopy conditions and soil horizons in subalpine snowy forests

Yuzhi Ren; Chengming You; Han Li; Bo Tan; Lixia Wang; Yaling Yuan; Jiao Li; Zhenfeng Xu; Josep Penuelas

doi:10.1016/j.foreco.2025.123032

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Secondary compounds mediate function-based root decomposition regardless of canopy conditions and soil horizons in subalpine snowy forests

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