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Natural marsh-pasture/sugarcane field transitions greatly reduced lignin-derived pyrolysis products of soil organic matter by Qianjin, Che, Zhongsheng, Zhang, Jian, Wang Jim

“…Cultivation of marshes (Ma) to arable like pasture (Pa) and sugarcane (Sa) usually causes soil organic carbon (SOC) pool depletion within a short time…”
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Unexpected Heavy Metal Pollution in Wetland Soils Along the Yarlung Tsangbo River in Tibet, China: Assessment and Source Apportionment by Zhang, Zhongsheng, Che, Qianjin, Xue, Zhenshan

“…The Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (QTP), as the third pole, has recently experienced unexpected heavy metal pollution. However, few were available on heavy metal…”
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Effects of Biochar Application on Soil Organic Carbon in Degraded Saline-sodic Wetlands of Songnen Plain, Northeast China by Che, Qianjin, Li, Min, Zhang, Zhongsheng

“…Biochar amendment is considered as an efficient practice for improving carbon storage in soils. However, to what extent that biochar application promotes…”
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Microstructure and heterogeneity of coal-bearing organic shale in the southeast Ordos Basin, China: Implications for shale gas storage by Yu, Rui, Wang, Zetang, Liu, Cheng, Zhang, Wenli, Zhu, Yuxuan, Tang, Mengmeng, Che, Qianjin

“…In recent years, the eastern margin of Ordos Basin has attracted much attention as a key base for unconventional natural gas exploration. The pore-fracture…”
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The Impacts of Volcanic Activity on Microbial Growth—A Simulation Experiment in the Qiliao Section in Shizhu County, Chongqing, China by Wang, Chaoyong, Che, Qianjin, Luo, Bin, Zhu, Yuxuan, Liu, Jie, Tang, Mengmeng

“…The impact of volcanic activity on microorganisms has always been a hot topic of discussion during geological history. Further studies are needed on the…”
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Effects of Biochar Application on Soil Organic Carbon in Degraded Sa-line-sodic Wetlands of Songnen Plain,Northeast China by CHE Qianjin, LI Min, ZHANG Zhongsheng

“…Biochar amendment is considered as an efficient practice for improving carbon storage in soils.However,to what extent that biochar application promotes organic…”
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