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Yuedan Zhao1,2, Nan Lu1,2, Hao Shi1,2

  • 1State Key Laboratory of Urban and Regional Ecology, Research Center for eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China.

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干旱地区的垃圾分解受时间,垃圾质量,气候和土壤的影响. 人为系统比自然系统更快地分解,影响生态系统代谢和气候反.

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气候变化,气候的变化.分解速度的分解率.干旱地区 干旱地区垃圾的分解 垃圾的分解垃圾质量 垃圾质量 垃圾质量土壤属性 土壤属性

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