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In a grazing exclusion research at the lips for the Yangtze estuary, Asia, we assessed soil microbial exo-enzyme activity (EEA) to achieve insight into the microbial carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) need. Furthermore, we studied the decomposition of plant litter in earth making use of the Tea Bag Index (TBI), a widely used standardized litter bag assay to fingerprint soil decomposition dynamics. Centered on EEAs, grazing markedly paid down microbial C acquisition, whereas microbial N purchase was stro
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