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2. Regenerated woody plants influence litter decomposition more than the dominant timber species present in a Chinese fir plantation
3. Variation in mass-loss rate of foliar litter in relation to climate and litter quality in Eurasian forests: differences among functional groups of litter
4. General reversal of N-decomposition relationship during long-term decomposition in boreal and temperate forests
5. Reading tea leaves worldwide: Decoupled drivers of initial litter decomposition mass‐loss rate and stabilization
6. Climate Gradients. Substrate Quality versus Climate and their Interactions
7. Decomposition of Root Tips, Fine Roots, and Coarse Roots
8. Decomposition of Cones and Woody Litter
9. Changes in Substrate Composition During Decomposition
10. Decomposer Organisms
11. Role of Chemical Constituents in Regulating Decay Rates and Stable Fractions: Effects of Initial and Changing Chemical Composition on Decomposition and Organic Matter Accumulation
12. Decomposition as a Process—some Main Features
13. Estimating Carbon Sequestration Rates on a Regional Scale
14. Initial Litter Chemical Composition
15. What Factors May Influence the Accumulation of Humus Layers?
16. Comments on Methods for Litter Decomposition Studies
17. Introduction
18. Models that Describe Decomposition of Foliar Litter and Roots
19. Effects of different forms of nitrogen addition on microbial extracellular enzyme activity in temperate grassland soil
20. Reading tea leaves worldwide : decoupled drivers of initial litter decomposition mass-loss rate and stabilization
21. Reading tea leaves worldwide:Decoupled drivers of initial litter decomposition mass-loss rate and stabilization
22. Carbon (δ 13 C) and Nitrogen (δ 15 N) Isotope Dynamics during Decomposition of Norway Spruce and Scots Pine Litter.
23. Contrasting dynamics and trait controls in first-order root compared with leaf litter decomposition
24. Exchangeable manganese regulates carbon storage in the humus layer of the boreal forest.
25. Formation of forest gaps accelerates C, N and P release from foliar litter during 4 years of decomposition in an alpine forest
26. Plant Litter
27. Leaf habit of tree species does not strongly predict leaf litter decomposition but alters climate-decomposition relationships
28. Leaf Litter Nitrogen Concentration as Related to Climatic Factors in Eurasian Forests
29. Carbon Sequestration Rates in Organic Layers of Boreal and Temperate Forest Soils: Sweden as a Case Study
30. Variation in Litterfall-Climate Relationships between Coniferous and Broadleaf Forests in Eurasia
31. Predominant contributions through lichen and fine litter to litterfall mercury deposition in a subalpine forest
32. Fallstudie DEVK
33. Fallstudie numetris AG
34. Zentrale Begriffe
35. Hybrides Vorgehen für Festpreisprojekte
36. Hybride Vorgehensmodelle
37. Einleitung
38. Vorgehensmodelle für die Softwareentwicklung
39. Decomposition of Fine Root and Woody Litter
40. Models that Describe Litter Decomposition
41. Chemical Constituents as Rate Regulating: Initial Variation and Changes during Decomposition. New and Traditional Analytical Techniques
42. Changes in Substrate Composition during Decomposition
43. Initial Litter Chemical Composition
44. Climatic Environment
45. Decomposer Organisms
46. Estimating Carbon Sequestration Rates on a Regional Scale
47. Introduction
48. Decomposition as a Process: Some Main Features
49. Does Humus Accumulate and Where? What Factors May Influence?
50. Some Possible Influences on Decomposition Pattern, Regression Model, Stable Fraction, and C Sequestration
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