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Yang, Yuling, Wang, Weiqi, Hu, Qinan, Yao, Xiaochen, Yang, Wangting, Wen, Sile, Wu, Haikun, Jin, Jinghao, Shen, Lidong (2025) Conversion of coastal wetlands to paddy fields substantially decreases methane oxidation potential and methanotrophic abundance on the eastern coast of China. Water Research, 272. doi:10.1016/j.watres.2024.122962

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TitleConversion of coastal wetlands to paddy fields substantially decreases methane oxidation potential and methanotrophic abundance on the eastern coast of China
JournalWater Research
AuthorsYang, YulingAuthor
Wang, WeiqiAuthor
Hu, QinanAuthor
Yao, XiaochenAuthor
Yang, WangtingAuthor
Wen, SileAuthor
Wu, HaikunAuthor
Jin, JinghaoAuthor
Shen, LidongAuthor
Year2025 (March)Volume272
PublisherElsevier BV
DOIdoi:10.1016/j.watres.2024.122962Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceYang, Yuling, Wang, Weiqi, Hu, Qinan, Yao, Xiaochen, Yang, Wangting, Wen, Sile, Wu, Haikun, Jin, Jinghao, Shen, Lidong (2025) Conversion of coastal wetlands to paddy fields substantially decreases methane oxidation potential and methanotrophic abundance on the eastern coast of China. Water Research, 272. doi:10.1016/j.watres.2024.122962
Plain TextYang, Yuling, Wang, Weiqi, Hu, Qinan, Yao, Xiaochen, Yang, Wangting, Wen, Sile, Wu, Haikun, Jin, Jinghao, Shen, Lidong (2025) Conversion of coastal wetlands to paddy fields substantially decreases methane oxidation potential and methanotrophic abundance on the eastern coast of China. Water Research, 272. doi:10.1016/j.watres.2024.122962
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