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Microbial community-level features linked to divergent carbon flows during early litter decomposition in a constant environment

2019-06-04

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During plant litter decomposition in soils, carbon has two general fates: return to the atmosphere via microbial respiration or transport into soil where long-term storage may occur. Discovering microbial community features that drive carbon fate from litter decomposition may improve modeling and management of soil carbon. This concept assumes there are features (or underlying processes) that are widespread among...

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0a6671e8-bf9f-5ac4-8b28-73896e28d963
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10.1101/659383
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