Carbon input and partitioning in subsoil by chicory and alfalfa

Silke Hafner; Yakov Kuzyakov

doi:10.1007/s11104-016-2855-8

Carbon input and partitioning in subsoil by chicory and alfalfa

Plant and Soil 406(1-2): 29-42

Article 2016 English

Abstract

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Input of organic matter into soil creates microbial hotspots. Due to the low organic matter content in subsoil, microbial hotspots can improve nutrient ava

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