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Root exudation of mature beech forests across a nutrient availability gradient: the role of root morphology and fungal activity by Meier, Ina C., Tückmantel, Timo, Heitkötter, Julian, Müller, Karolin, Preusser, Sebastian, Wrobel, Thomas J., Kandeler, Ellen, Marschner, Bernd, Leuschner, Christoph

“…Root exudation is a key plant function with a large influence on soil organic matter dynamics and plant–soil feedbacks in forest ecosystems. Yet despite its…”
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Root exudation patterns in a beech forest: Dependence on soil depth, root morphology, and environment by Tückmantel, Timo, Leuschner, Christoph, Preusser, Sebastian, Kandeler, Ellen, Angst, Gerrit, Mueller, Carsten W., Meier, Ina Christin

“…Forest subsoils may represent an important C sink in a warming world, but rhizodeposition as the key biogeochemical process determining the C sink strength of…”
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Factors controlling the variability of organic matter in the top- and subsoil of a sandy Dystric Cambisol under beech forest by Heinze, Stefanie, Ludwig, Bernard, Piepho, Hans-Peter, Mikutta, Robert, Don, Axel, Wordell-Dietrich, Patrick, Helfrich, Mirjam, Hertel, Dietrich, Leuschner, Christoph, Kirfel, Kristina, Kandeler, Ellen, Preusser, Sebastian, Guggenberger, Georg, Leinemann, Timo, Marschner, Bernd

“…Organic carbon in subsoils amounts to 40–60% of the global soil carbon pool and is generally characterized by apparent turnover times of hundreds to thousands…”
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Leaf traits of Central-European beech (Fagus sylvatica) and oaks (Quercus petraea/robur): Effects of severe drought and long-term dynamics by Thomas, Frank M., Preusser, Sebastian, Backes, Bernhard, Werner, Willy

“…In 2018—2020, Central-European forests suffered from extremely hot and dry summers. We used data from long-term forest monitoring of six stands of European…”
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Microbial community response to changes in substrate availability and habitat conditions in a reciprocal subsoil transfer experiment by Preusser, Sebastian, Marhan, Sven, Poll, Christian, Kandeler, Ellen

“…While habitat conditions influencing the abundance of microorganisms in topsoil are well known, these dynamics have been largely unexplored in deeper soil…”
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Differences in organic matter properties and microbial activity between bulk and rhizosphere soil from the top- and subsoils of three forest stands by Herre, Michael, Heitkötter, Julian, Heinze, Stefanie, Rethemeyer, Janet, Preusser, Sebastian, Kandeler, Ellen, Marschner, Bernd

“…•More labile SOC in the subsoil compared to the topsoil at two sampling sites.•Higher F14C values in the rhizosphere indicating a younger apparent 14C…”
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Soil texture affects the coupling of litter decomposition and soil organic matter formation by Angst, Gerrit, Pokorný, Jan, Mueller, Carsten W., Prater, Isabel, Preusser, Sebastian, Kandeler, Ellen, Meador, Travis, Straková, Petra, Hájek, Tomáš, van Buiten, Gerard, Angst, Šárka

“…Incomplete knowledge on the environmental factors linking litter decomposition and the formation of soil organic matter (SOM) hampers the sustainable…”
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Fungi and bacteria respond differently to changing environmental conditions within a soil profile by Preusser, Sebastian, Poll, Christian, Marhan, Sven, Angst, Gerrit, Mueller, Carsten W., Bachmann, Jörg, Kandeler, Ellen

“…Contrasting environmental conditions in topsoil and subsoil determine both abundance and function of soil microbial communities, affecting carbon (C) dynamics…”
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Biogeochemical limitations of carbon stabilization in forest subsoils by Liebmann, Patrick, Mikutta, Robert, Kalbitz, Karsten, Wordell‐Dietrich, Patrick, Leinemann, Timo, Preusser, Sebastian, Mewes, Ole, Perrin, Eike, Bachmann, Jörg, Don, Axel, Kandeler, Ellen, Marschner, Bernd, Schaarschmidt, Frank, Guggenberger, Georg

“…Background Soils are important carbon (C) sinks or sources and thus of utmost importance for global carbon cycling. Particularly, subsoils are considered to…”
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Microbial Utilisation of Aboveground Litter-Derived Organic Carbon Within a Sandy Dystric Cambisol Profile by Preusser, Sebastian, Liebmann, Patrick, Stucke, Andres, Wirsching, Johannes, Müller, Karolin, Mikutta, Robert, Guggenberger, Georg, Don, Axel, Kalbitz, Karsten, Bachmann, Jörg, Marhan, Sven, Poll, Christian, Kandeler, Ellen

“…Litter-derived dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is considered to be a major source of stabilised C in soil. Here we investigated the microbial utilisation of…”
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