Relative contributions of biotic vs. abiotic drivers to iron and manganese dynamics during subalpine vegetation succession

R.P. Roetter, Munir Hoffmann, Michaela Dippold, Mercy Appiah, Hans-Peter Piepho, Stefan Siebert, Mutez Ahmed, Habib Ur Rahman, Irsa Ejaz, Komainda Martin, Mareike Köster, Susanne Neugart, Annette Pfordt, Michael Rostas, Stefan Scholten, Markus G Stetter, Ilka Vosteen, Issaka Abdulai, Peter Bulli, Dennis Otieno, other MultiStress members

Relative contributions of biotic vs. abiotic drivers to iron and manganese dynamics during subalpine vegetation succession

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