Responses of Soil C-, N-, and P-Hydrolyzing Enzyme Activities to N and P Addition in an Evergreen Broad-Leaved Forest in Southwest China
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Jia Lai | A. Zhao | Xingtu Liu | Yudie Yang | Shengzhao Wei | Liehua Tie | Congde Huang | Junxi Hu | Shixing Zhou | Xiong Liu | Lin Xiao | Shuai Yang | Xinglei Cui | J. Lai
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