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Soil carbon cycling under chronic N addition
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Soil carbon cycling under chronic N addition
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Vegetation
Project Abstract:
Significant soil carbon accumulation (about 10 %) under the anthropogenic N deposition has been observed in our 16-year-long field experiment. This project will mainly focus on the physiological processes underlying this response of soil carbon under the chronic N addition. Several hypotheses will be tested to exam which factor or factors mostly contribute to the soil carbon increase under chronic N addition, and whether the foliage litter or the fine root litter is more responsible for this increase.
Investigator(s):
Mengxue Xia
Status of Research Project:
Complete (archive)
Related projects:
Michigan Gradient Study - Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition and Microbial Mechanisms Enhancing Soil Carbon Storage
Research sites:
Michigan Gradient Study Plot
Methods:
none provided
Funding agency:
Department of Energy