Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8365751 Soil Biology and Biochemistry 2013 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We applied 13C-labeled plant residues, and measured δ13C of amino sugars (AS) and respired CO2. ► Residue derived AS increased exponentially and reached a maximum within days. ► Formation kinetics was dependant of AS type, residue quality and soil tillage history. ► The bacterial community seemed to play a more prominent role for early stage incorporation of residue-derived carbon. ► The fungal community appeared to be better adapted to incorporate more carbon from more recalcitrant sources.
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