Influences of nitrogen addition and aboveground litter-input manipulations on soil respiration and biochemical properties in a subtropical forest

Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition has rapidly increased in subtropical ecosystems and may have altered the input of aboveground litter to soil, which substantially impacts soil carbon (C) and nutrient cycling. But how the soil processes and properties respond to N deposition under uncertain fresh...

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Published in:Soil biology & biochemistry 2020-03, Vol.142, p.107694, Article 107694
Main Authors: Peng, Yong, Song, Si-yi, Li, Zeng-yan, Li, Shun, Chen, Guan-tao, Hu, Hong-ling, Xie, Jiu-long, Chen, Gang, Xiao, Yin-long, Liu, Li, Tang, Yi, Tu, Li-hua
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Language:English
Subjects:
basins
biogeochemical cycles
China
deciduous forests
ecosystems
Litter manipulation
microbial biomass
mineral soils
nitrogen
Nitrogen addition
organic soils
plant litter
soil biological properties
Soil carbon
soil microorganisms
soil organic matter
soil pH
Soil respiration
soil sampling
topsoil
total organic carbon
tropical forests
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