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Eurasian Soil Science, 2011
Soil samples from the upper 10-cm-thick layer of the humus horizon (without forest litter) were taken in Podol’sk and Serpukhov districts (1130 and 1080 km2, respectively) of Moscow oblast. At each sampling site, ecosystem (forest, plowland, or fallow), soil (soddy-podzolic, soddy-gley, bog-podzolic, meadow alluvial, gray forest, and anthropogenically ...
E. G. Gavrilenko +3 more
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Soil samples from the upper 10-cm-thick layer of the humus horizon (without forest litter) were taken in Podol’sk and Serpukhov districts (1130 and 1080 km2, respectively) of Moscow oblast. At each sampling site, ecosystem (forest, plowland, or fallow), soil (soddy-podzolic, soddy-gley, bog-podzolic, meadow alluvial, gray forest, and anthropogenically ...
E. G. Gavrilenko +3 more
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Journal of Marine Systems, 2005
This paper concerns the current debate as to whether oceans are heterotrophic or autotrophic environments. Microbes are responsible for the assimilation and remineralization of CO2 in the sea and microbial processes are involved in the Earth climatic change. The variability of microbial biomass and activities were studied in the Mediterranean Sea which
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This paper concerns the current debate as to whether oceans are heterotrophic or autotrophic environments. Microbes are responsible for the assimilation and remineralization of CO2 in the sea and microbial processes are involved in the Earth climatic change. The variability of microbial biomass and activities were studied in the Mediterranean Sea which
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Effect of plant roots on carbon metabolism of soil microbial biomass
Zeitschrift für Pflanzenernährung und Bodenkunde, 1986AbstractThe utilization of plant‐ and soil‐C by the microbial biomass in the rhizosphere of maize plants was investigated as a function of root proximity. The plants were cultivated in pots with divided root chambers and their shoots supplied with 14CO2 for 23 days.
H. M. Helal, D. Sauerbeck
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, 2020
Microbial anabolism relative to catabolism, reflected by the C use efficiency (CUE), determines the fate of C transformation in soil. Understanding how the microbial CUE and microbial necromass respond to fertilization is crucial for the evaluation of ...
Xiangbi Chen +11 more
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Microbial anabolism relative to catabolism, reflected by the C use efficiency (CUE), determines the fate of C transformation in soil. Understanding how the microbial CUE and microbial necromass respond to fertilization is crucial for the evaluation of ...
Xiangbi Chen +11 more
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Structure Evaluation and Microbial Biomass Determining of Biological Activated Carbon
Advanced Materials Research, 2012To investigate the microorganisms growth process and biostability of biological activated carbon by manual preparation, the microorganisms growth process were observed by the photos of optics and electronic microscope, and the microbial biomass was determined by phospholipids (Lipid-P) analysis.
Meng Fu Zhu +6 more
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Turnover of carbon through the microbial biomass in soils with different texture
Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 1991Ten soils, with the same type of clay and under the same management but having different clay contents, were amended with 14C-labelled glucose and incubated for 90 days to determine the influence of texture on the turnover of C through the microbial biomass. After 90 days, there was little difference among the soils in residual 14C.
E.G. Gregorich +2 more
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