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The original version of this article unfortunately contained a mistake. The labels of y-axes in Fig. 2 should presented unitless. Fig. 2. has now been corrected.
Background and aims Home-field advantage (HFA) hypothesis predicts that plant litter decomposes faster beneath the plant species from which it was derived than beneath other plant species. However, it remains unclear, which groups of soil organisms drive HFA effects across a wide range of litter quality and forest types. Methods We set up a reciprocal transplant decomposition experiment to quantify...
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