Temperature sensitivity of soil organic matter mineralization decreases with long-term N fertilization: Evidence from four Q₁₀ estimation approaches

Zang H.^{1, 2} , Cheng F.¹ , Chen H. ¹ , Zhang F.¹ , Fan M.¹ , Wen Y.² , Blagodatskaya E. ^{3, 6} , Shi L. ^{4, 7} , Kuzyakov Y. ^{6, 4} , Zhao B.⁵

Land Degradation and Development

John Wiley and Sons Ltd

6

Английский

683-693

Опубликовано

31

2020

• ¹ Key Laboratory of Plant-Soil Interactions|Ministry of Education|College of Resources and Environmental Sciences|China Agricultural University
• ² College of Agronomy and Biotechnology|China Agricultural University
• ³ Department of Soil Ecology|Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research—UFZ
• ⁴ Agro-Technology Institute|RUDN University
• ⁵ Department of Agricultural Soil Science|University of Göttingen
• ⁶ Key Laboratory for Plant Diversity and Biogeography of East Asia|Kunming Institute of Botany|Chinese Academy of Sciences
• ⁷ Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning|Chinese Academy of Agricultural of Sciences

06.07.2022

06.07.2022

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