The presence of earthworm Pontoscolex corethrurus rather than organic matter sources indirectly controls N2O flux in tropical plantation soils
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Jianxiong Li | Weixin Zhang | Xinxing He | S. Fu | M. Guo | Chonghui Liao | Yong-Shui Lin
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