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    Nitrogen limitation of production and decomposition in prairie, mountain meadow, and pine forest

    Nitrogen limitation of production and decomposition in prairie, mountain meadow, and pine forest

    Study finds fungi, not plant matter, responsible for most carbon sequestration in northern forests

    Study finds fungi, not plant matter, responsible for most carbon sequestration in northern forests

    Litter decomposition under snow cover in a balsam fir forest

    Litter decomposition under snow cover in a balsam fir forest

    The functional roles of forest soil arthropods: The soil is a lively place

    The functional roles of forest soil arthropods: The soil is a lively place

    Nitrogen limitation of decomposition and primary production in short grass, mountain meadow and lodgepole pine forest

    Nitrogen limitation of decomposition and primary production in short grass, mountain meadow and lodgepole pine forest

    Early patterns of heterotroph activity in conifer logs

    Early patterns of heterotroph activity in conifer logs

    Seasonal and faunal effects on decomposition in semiarid prairie, meadow and lodgepole pine forest

    Seasonal and faunal effects on decomposition in semiarid prairie, meadow and lodgepole pine forest

    A comparison of agar film techniques for estimating fungal biovolumes in litter and soil

    A comparison of agar film techniques for estimating fungal biovolumes in litter and soil

    Decomposition of fallen trees: Effects of initial conditions and heterotroph colonization rates

    Decomposition of fallen trees: Effects of initial conditions and heterotroph colonization rates

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