Plant facilitation improves carbon production efficiency while reducing nitrogen input in semiarid agroecosystem
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Chao Song | Wei Zhang | Xiuzhen Tao | Hong-Yan Tao | Wen Wang | Mengyang Li | Dong-Shan Gong | Aziz Khan | Shuang-Guo Zhu | Youcai Xiong | Guang-Fu Huang | Hai-ying Liu | Y. Xiong
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