Drought-induced reductions in plant residue decomposition across organs consistently differ between two tree species (gymnosperm and angiosperm) in drylands This study found that drought significantly inhibited plant residue decomposition from different species and organs on the Loess Plateau, with stronger eff

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#Drought-induced reductions in #PlantResidueDecomposition across organs consistently differ between two tree species (gymnosperm and angiosperm) in #Drylands

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