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杨扬

Research Associate

School/Department: College of Resources & Environmental Sciences
Education Level:With Certificate of Graduation for Doctorate Study
Degree:Doctoral Degree in Science
Professional Title:Research Associate
Alma Mater:南京大学

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The potential role of fertilizer-derived exogenous bacteria on soil bacterial community assemblage and network formation

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Impact Factor:

8.3
Affiliation of Author(s):

资源与环境科学学院
Journal:

Chemosphere
Co-author:

Yang, Yang;Li, Gen;Min, Kaikai;Liu, Ting;Li, Chunkai;Xu, Jingjing;Hu, Feng;Li, Huixin
First Author:

YY
Document Code:

5z871od6yqwr95zm0yrtbw0c2sd8zae0
Volume:

287
Page Number:

-
Translation or Not:

no
Date of Publication:

2022-01-01

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