Wetland plant decomposition under different nutrient conditions: what is more important, litter quality or site quality?

Author： Rejmánková Eliška Houdková Kateřina

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 0168-2563

Source： Biogeochemistry, Vol.80, Iss.3, 2006-09, pp. : 275-292

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