Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8365551 Soil Biology and Biochemistry 2012 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Litter amendment trigged bottom-up effects in nematode guilds that feed on microbes. ► Enhanced resource supply did not sustain large biomass at higher trophic levels. ► Dominant groups of the food web, even with similar function, exploit different niches. ► Abiotic and biotic environment shaped food web structure more than resource amendment.
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