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Afforestation enhances glomalin-related soil protein content but decreases its contribution to soil organic carbon in a subtropical karst area

Rui Gu, Kongcao Xiao, Zihong Zhu, Xunyang He, Dejun Li

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Key concepts: Glomalin, Afforestation, Soil carbon, Environmental science, Biomass (ecology), Agronomy, Carbon sequestration, Agroforestry

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