Understanding how nitrogen (N) fertilisation influences the priming effect (PE) in soils is
imperative to predict the carbon loss and subsequent impact on climate. Three contrasting …

Fresh organic inputs can prime the decomposition of native soil organic matter (SOM) and
the release of soil mineral N, yet it remains unclear whether and how soil mineral N change …

Nitrogen availability is a key factor that regulates soil priming (the strong short-term changes
in microbial decomposition of soil organic carbon after addition of fresh carbon resources); …

Background and aims Long-term nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) fertilization could
immensely alter plant-soil-microbial properties, thereby impacting the priming effect (PE) …

Organic matter input to soils can accelerate the decomposition of native soil carbon (C), a
process called the priming effect. Priming is ubiquitous and exhibits some consistent …

Nitrogen (N) availability has been suggested to affect the mineralization of soil organic
carbon (C). However, it remains unclear how N supply affects the decomposition of native …

Priming effect (PE) plays a crucial role in regulating the decomposition of soil organic matter
(SOM). Multiple empirical results have shown that nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) addition …

The addition of fresh substrates can alter the decomposition of the native soil organic matter,
referred to as the priming effect (PE). It is a crucial process within the cycling of soil organic …

The priming effect (PE) induced by fresh carbon inputs generally stimulates soil organic
matter (SOM) mineralization. However, the magnitude of the PE will vary according to the …

Priming effect (PE) induced by inputs of fresh carbon plays crucial roles in soil organic
matter decomposition and terrestrial carbon cycling. Priming effect is considered to be …