Plant- and soil related controls of the flow of carbon from roots through the soil microbial biomass

By J. V. Veen, R. Merckx, S. C. Geijn. Plant and Soil, 2005

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Subfields: Soil Science

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• Presence of Eriophorum scheuchzeri enhances substrate availability and methane emission in an Arctic wetland (2012, background): “Organic acids commonly found in root exudates of a range of cultivated plants include acetic, citric, glycolic, lactic,malic, oxalicandsuccinicacid (OhwakiandHirata, 1992; Smith, 1976; Vancura and Hanzlikova, 1972; Kovacs, 1971 Vancura and Hovadik, 1965; Vancura, 1964).”