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Plant litter is a crucial source of energy and nutrients for soil microorganisms, and thus plant species identity may help account for variation in rates of soil microbial activity via species dependent differences in litter chemistry. This may be particularly important in forested wetlands where the composition of conifer tree species can vary. We explored the relationship between conifer litter...
Aims Our aim was to examine the linkage between tree species and anaerobic microbial activity in a forested wetland. If plant species have a unique influence on soil microorganisms, then knowing plant species identity has tremendous potential to predict rates of microbial activity belowground. We expected the linkage to occur via leaf litter decay rate and differences in leaf litter carbon (C)...
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