Highly elevated CO2 and fertilization with nitrogen stimulates significant schima superba growth and mediates soil microbial community composition along an oligotroph-copiotroph spectrum

Chen, Zhan; Maltz, Mia R.; Russell, R. A.; Ye, Siyuan; Cao, Jinzhen; He, Shiying

doi:10.1007/s11368-022-03167-2

J Soils Sediments

2022

DOI: 10.1007/s11368-022-03167-2

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Highly elevated CO2 and fertilization with nitrogen stimulates significant schima superba growth and mediates soil microbial community composition along an oligotroph-copiotroph spectrum

Zhan Chen

Mia R. Maltz

R. A. Russell³

et al.

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Highly elevated CO2 and fertilization with nitrogen stimulates significant schima superba growth and mediates soil microbial community composition along an oligotroph-copiotroph spectrum

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Nitrogen addition decreases root exudation of four temperate tree species seedlings, independent of the applied nitrogen form

Nitrogen addition decreases root exudation of four temperate tree species seedlings, independent of the applied nitrogen form

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