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Heterogeneous distribution may substantially decrease initial decomposition, long-term microbial growth and N-immobilization from high C-to-N ratio resources

Published in European Journal of Soil Science • Aug 1, 2006
Authors:
Magid J
,
Neergaard Ad
,
Brandt M

Abstract

The effect of heterogeneous resource distribution in soil has seldom been studied under controlled laboratory conditions, even though this type of distribution is the rule rather than the exception in both agricultural and undisturbed soil systems. We use distribution trials to test the effect of st...

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