Compositional and functional shifts in microbial communities due to soil warming
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Microbial decomposition processes are typically described using first髈rder kinetics, and the
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effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
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Microbial decomposition processes are typically described using first-order kinetics, and the
effect of elevated temperature is modelled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
effect of elevated temperature is modelled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
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Microbial decomposition processes are typically described using first-order kinetics, and the
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
Compositional and Functional Shifts in Microbial Communities Due to Soil Warming
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GP Zogg, DR Zak, DB Ringelberg… - Soil Sci. Soc. Am …, 1997 - davidcwhite.org
Microbial decomposition processes are typically described using first-order kinetics, and the
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
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Microbial decomposition processes are typically described using first-order kinetics, and the
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
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GP Zogg, DR Zak, DB Ringelberg… - Soil Sci. Soc …, 1997 - webpages.uidaho.edu
Microbial decomposition processes are typically described using first-order kinetics, and the
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
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GP Zogg, DR Zak, DB Ringelberg… - Soil Sci. Soc. Am …, 1997 - davidcwhite.org
Microbial decomposition processes are typically described using first-order kinetics, and the
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …
effect of elevated temperature is modeled as an increase in the rate constant. However …