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Global pattern and drivers of stable residue size from decomposing leaf litter
Renshan Li,Xingyi Guo,Qingpeng Yang,Weidong Zhang,Xin Yu,Xinkuan Han,Longchi Chen,Xin Guan,Hui-Xia Yang,Shirong Wang +9 more
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