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Strategies for Regulating the Bioavailability and Mobility of Se and Cd in Cd-Contaminated Seleniferous Soils: Coupling the Bioavailable Se:Cd Molar Ratio with Soil Properties

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By Qinlei Rong, Wenfeng Wang, HaiYan Jiang, Zebin Tan
| MDPI
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Land-Use Types Regulate Se:Cd Ratios of Natural Seleniferous Soil Derived from Different Parent Materials in Subtropical Hilly Areas

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By Chunxia Sun, Qinlei Rong, Xi Guo, Jiaxin Guo
| MDPI
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Effects of Different Soil Moisture Contents on Rumen Fluids in Promoting Straw Decomposition after Straw Returning

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By Guorong Ni, Kailun Song, Shifei Liu, Qinlei Rong
| MDPI
Abstract : Inoculating microbial inoculants to speed up the decomposition of returning straw is currently a hot topic. Meanwhile, the soil moisture content (SMC) could change the diversity, abundance, and metabolism of the soil microbial community structure, which affects the straw degradation rate under the straw returning condition.
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