Background, aim, and scope A large proportion of soil nitrogen (N;> 80%) is present in
organic form. Current research on plant N uptake in terrestrial ecosystems has focused …

The short-term pulse of carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) mineralization that accompanies the
wetting of dry soils may dominate annual C and N production in many arid and semi-arid …

We studied the effect of no-till (disc seeder), conventional-till (tine scarifier+ disc seeder) and
rotary-till (rotary hoe+ disc seeder) management on soil organic matter (SOM) components …

Litter is one of the main sources of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in forest soils and litter
decomposition is an important control of carbon storage and DOC dynamics. The aim of our …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is an important constituent of soil solution that plays a role
in many chemical and biological processes in soils. Tremendous strides have been made in …

A bstract We studied the influence of tree species on soil carbon and nitrogen (N) dynamics
in a common garden of replicated monocultures of fourteen angiosperm and gymnosperm …

Recent evidence suggests that atmospheric nitrate (NO 3−) deposition can alter soil carbon
(C) storage by directly affecting the activity of lignin-degrading soil fungi. In a laboratory …

Terrestrial ecosystems experience simultaneous shifts in multiple drivers of global change,
which can interactively affect various resources. The concept that different resources co-limit …

The characteristics of dissolved organic matter (DOM) in inflowing river, flowing into drinking
water, have profound influences on the quality and safety of water. Here, ultraviolet–visible …

The vertical variation in soil microbial respiratory activity and its relationship to organic
carbon pools is critical for modeling soil C stock and predicting impacts of climate change …