Soil Biology and Biochemistry · 2018
Litter chemistry influences earthworm effects on soil carbon loss and microbial carbon acquisition
Zheng, Y., Wang, S., Bonkowski, M., Chen, X., Griffiths, B., Hu, F., Liu, M.
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ratio of C- to N-degrading enzyme activities, ln(AG + BG + CB):ln(NAG + LAP)
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with earthworms (Metaphire guillelmi) vs. without earthwormssignificance not stated · 90 d · Rudong county, Jiangsu (arable field soil and earthworms) · low lignin litters clover, maize stover and wheat straw: ratio raised from below to above 1 (Fig. 6), nearly doubled
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