Soil Carbon Dynamics
Herausgeber: Bahn, Michael; Kutsch, Werner L.; Heinemeyer, Andreas
Soil Carbon Dynamics
Herausgeber: Bahn, Michael; Kutsch, Werner L.; Heinemeyer, Andreas
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An integrated view of the current and emerging methods and concepts applied in soil carbon research.
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An integrated view of the current and emerging methods and concepts applied in soil carbon research.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 208mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 876g
- ISBN-13: 9780521865616
- ISBN-10: 0521865611
- Artikelnr.: 27869606
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 302
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juli 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 208mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 876g
- ISBN-13: 9780521865616
- ISBN-10: 0521865611
- Artikelnr.: 27869606
1. Soil carbon relations - an overview Werner L. Kutsch, Michael Bahn and
Andreas Heinemeyer; 2. Field measurements of soil respiration: principles
and constraints, potentials and limitations of different methods J.
Pumpanen, B. Longdoz and Werner L. Kutsch; 3. Experimental design: scaling
up in time and space, and its statistical considerations J.-A. Subke, A.
Heinemeyer and M. Reichstein; 4. Determination of soil carbon stocks and
changes Mirco Rodeghiero, Andreas Heinemeyer, Marion Schrumpf and Pat
Bellamy; 5. Litter decomposition: concepts, methods and future perspectives
M. Francesca Cotrufo, Ilaria Del Galdo and Daniela Piermatteo; 6.
Characterization of soil organic matter Karolien Denef, Alain F. Plante and
Johan Six; 7. Respiration from roots and the mycorrhizosphere Fernando E.
Moyano, Owen K. Atkin, Michael Bahn, Dan Bruhn, Andrew J. Burton, Andreas
Heinemeyer, Werner L. Kutsch and Gerhard Wieser; 8. Separating autotrophic
and heterotrophic components of soil respiration: lessons learned from
trenching and related root exclusion experiments Daniel Epron; 9. Measuring
soil microbial parameters relevant for soil carbon fluxes Werner L. Kutsch,
Joshua Schimel and Karolien Denef; 10. Trophic interactions and their
implications for soil C fluxes Edward Ayres, Diana H. Wall and Richard D.
Bardgett; 11. Semi-empirical modelling of the response of soil respiration
to environmental factors in laboratory and field conditions; 12. Modelling
soil carbon dynamics Pete Falloon and Pete Smith; 13. The role of soils in
the Kyoto Protocol Pete Smith, Pete Falloon and Werner L. Kutsch; 14.
Synthesis: emerging issues and challenges for an integrated understanding
of soil carbon fluxes M. Bahn, W. L. Kutsch and A. Heinemeyer; 15. Towards
a standardised protocol for the measurement of soil CO2 efflux M. Bahn, W.
Kutsch, A. Heinemeyer and I. A. Janssens.
Andreas Heinemeyer; 2. Field measurements of soil respiration: principles
and constraints, potentials and limitations of different methods J.
Pumpanen, B. Longdoz and Werner L. Kutsch; 3. Experimental design: scaling
up in time and space, and its statistical considerations J.-A. Subke, A.
Heinemeyer and M. Reichstein; 4. Determination of soil carbon stocks and
changes Mirco Rodeghiero, Andreas Heinemeyer, Marion Schrumpf and Pat
Bellamy; 5. Litter decomposition: concepts, methods and future perspectives
M. Francesca Cotrufo, Ilaria Del Galdo and Daniela Piermatteo; 6.
Characterization of soil organic matter Karolien Denef, Alain F. Plante and
Johan Six; 7. Respiration from roots and the mycorrhizosphere Fernando E.
Moyano, Owen K. Atkin, Michael Bahn, Dan Bruhn, Andrew J. Burton, Andreas
Heinemeyer, Werner L. Kutsch and Gerhard Wieser; 8. Separating autotrophic
and heterotrophic components of soil respiration: lessons learned from
trenching and related root exclusion experiments Daniel Epron; 9. Measuring
soil microbial parameters relevant for soil carbon fluxes Werner L. Kutsch,
Joshua Schimel and Karolien Denef; 10. Trophic interactions and their
implications for soil C fluxes Edward Ayres, Diana H. Wall and Richard D.
Bardgett; 11. Semi-empirical modelling of the response of soil respiration
to environmental factors in laboratory and field conditions; 12. Modelling
soil carbon dynamics Pete Falloon and Pete Smith; 13. The role of soils in
the Kyoto Protocol Pete Smith, Pete Falloon and Werner L. Kutsch; 14.
Synthesis: emerging issues and challenges for an integrated understanding
of soil carbon fluxes M. Bahn, W. L. Kutsch and A. Heinemeyer; 15. Towards
a standardised protocol for the measurement of soil CO2 efflux M. Bahn, W.
Kutsch, A. Heinemeyer and I. A. Janssens.
1. Soil carbon relations - an overview Werner L. Kutsch, Michael Bahn and
Andreas Heinemeyer; 2. Field measurements of soil respiration: principles
and constraints, potentials and limitations of different methods J.
Pumpanen, B. Longdoz and Werner L. Kutsch; 3. Experimental design: scaling
up in time and space, and its statistical considerations J.-A. Subke, A.
Heinemeyer and M. Reichstein; 4. Determination of soil carbon stocks and
changes Mirco Rodeghiero, Andreas Heinemeyer, Marion Schrumpf and Pat
Bellamy; 5. Litter decomposition: concepts, methods and future perspectives
M. Francesca Cotrufo, Ilaria Del Galdo and Daniela Piermatteo; 6.
Characterization of soil organic matter Karolien Denef, Alain F. Plante and
Johan Six; 7. Respiration from roots and the mycorrhizosphere Fernando E.
Moyano, Owen K. Atkin, Michael Bahn, Dan Bruhn, Andrew J. Burton, Andreas
Heinemeyer, Werner L. Kutsch and Gerhard Wieser; 8. Separating autotrophic
and heterotrophic components of soil respiration: lessons learned from
trenching and related root exclusion experiments Daniel Epron; 9. Measuring
soil microbial parameters relevant for soil carbon fluxes Werner L. Kutsch,
Joshua Schimel and Karolien Denef; 10. Trophic interactions and their
implications for soil C fluxes Edward Ayres, Diana H. Wall and Richard D.
Bardgett; 11. Semi-empirical modelling of the response of soil respiration
to environmental factors in laboratory and field conditions; 12. Modelling
soil carbon dynamics Pete Falloon and Pete Smith; 13. The role of soils in
the Kyoto Protocol Pete Smith, Pete Falloon and Werner L. Kutsch; 14.
Synthesis: emerging issues and challenges for an integrated understanding
of soil carbon fluxes M. Bahn, W. L. Kutsch and A. Heinemeyer; 15. Towards
a standardised protocol for the measurement of soil CO2 efflux M. Bahn, W.
Kutsch, A. Heinemeyer and I. A. Janssens.
Andreas Heinemeyer; 2. Field measurements of soil respiration: principles
and constraints, potentials and limitations of different methods J.
Pumpanen, B. Longdoz and Werner L. Kutsch; 3. Experimental design: scaling
up in time and space, and its statistical considerations J.-A. Subke, A.
Heinemeyer and M. Reichstein; 4. Determination of soil carbon stocks and
changes Mirco Rodeghiero, Andreas Heinemeyer, Marion Schrumpf and Pat
Bellamy; 5. Litter decomposition: concepts, methods and future perspectives
M. Francesca Cotrufo, Ilaria Del Galdo and Daniela Piermatteo; 6.
Characterization of soil organic matter Karolien Denef, Alain F. Plante and
Johan Six; 7. Respiration from roots and the mycorrhizosphere Fernando E.
Moyano, Owen K. Atkin, Michael Bahn, Dan Bruhn, Andrew J. Burton, Andreas
Heinemeyer, Werner L. Kutsch and Gerhard Wieser; 8. Separating autotrophic
and heterotrophic components of soil respiration: lessons learned from
trenching and related root exclusion experiments Daniel Epron; 9. Measuring
soil microbial parameters relevant for soil carbon fluxes Werner L. Kutsch,
Joshua Schimel and Karolien Denef; 10. Trophic interactions and their
implications for soil C fluxes Edward Ayres, Diana H. Wall and Richard D.
Bardgett; 11. Semi-empirical modelling of the response of soil respiration
to environmental factors in laboratory and field conditions; 12. Modelling
soil carbon dynamics Pete Falloon and Pete Smith; 13. The role of soils in
the Kyoto Protocol Pete Smith, Pete Falloon and Werner L. Kutsch; 14.
Synthesis: emerging issues and challenges for an integrated understanding
of soil carbon fluxes M. Bahn, W. L. Kutsch and A. Heinemeyer; 15. Towards
a standardised protocol for the measurement of soil CO2 efflux M. Bahn, W.
Kutsch, A. Heinemeyer and I. A. Janssens.