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Determination of low molecular weight dicarboxylic acids and organic functional groups in rhizosphere and bulk soils of Tsuga and Yushania in a temperate rain forest

Chen    
Meng-    
Chun    
Wang    
Ming-    
Kuang    
Chiu    
Chih-    
Yu    
Huang    
Pan-    
    

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