2012•Environmental Earth SciencesOpen access

The relationship of vegetation and soil differentiation during the formation of black-soil-type degraded meadows in the headwater of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, China

Guohua Ren, Zhanhuan Shang, Ruijun Long, Yuan Hou, Bin Deng

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Key concepts: Edaphic, Grassland degradation, Vegetation (pathology), Grassland, Environmental science, Plateau (mathematics), Biomass (ecology), Forb

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