Earthworms’ role in the management and regulation of croplands: Comparative research on field and laboratory studies revealed by bibliometric analysis

Author:

Chen JieORCID,Zhao Jinshan,Du Haiyan,Xu Miu,Lei Yu,Chen Wenyan,Xu Liujie,Chao Jinlong

Funder

Shanxi Provincial Education Department

Yancheng Institute of Technology

Publisher

Elsevier BV

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