Priming of soil organic carbon induced by sugarcane residues and its biochar control the source of nitrogen for plant uptake: A dual 13C and 15N isotope three-source-partitioning study

Weng, Zhe; Liu, X; Eldridge, S; Wang, H; Rose, T; Rose, M; Rust, J; Singh, BP; Tavakkoli, E; Tang, Caixian; Ou, H; Van Zwieten, L

doi:10.26181/6018e9a4a2381

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Priming of soil organic carbon induced by sugarcane residues and its biochar control the source of nitrogen for plant uptake: A dual 13C and 15N isotope three-source-partitioning study

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posted on 2021-07-30, 05:05 authored by Zhe WengZhe Weng, X Liu, S Eldridge, H Wang, T Rose, M Rose, J Rust, BP Singh, E Tavakkoli, Caixian TangCaixian Tang, H Ou, L Van Zwieten

Funding

This research was partially funded by Guangxi Fund (GKAA17202042-6) from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (31860350).

History

Publication Date

2020-07-01

Journal

Soil Biology and Biochemistry

Volume

146

Article Number

107792

Pagination

9p.

Publisher

Elsevier

ISSN

0038-0717

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