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Elevated CO2 effects on decomposition processes in a grazed grassland

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Elevated CO2 effects on decomposition processes in a grazed grassland (English)

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environmental chemistry

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Jean-Francois Soussana

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Vincent Allard

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Paul C. D. Newton

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Mark Lieffering

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Phillipe Grieu

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Cory Matthew

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September 2004

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Global Change Biology

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10

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9

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1553-1564

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Elevated CO2 reduces the nitrogen concentration of plant tissues

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Diverse mechanisms for CO2effects on grassland litter decomposition

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The effects of elevated CO2 on seed production and seedling recruitment in a sheep-grazed pasture

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Due to symbiotic N2 fixation, five years of elevated atmospheric pCO2 had no effect on the N concentration of plant litter in fertile, mixed grassland

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Will rising atmospheric CO2 affect leaf litter quality and in situ decomposition rates in native plant communities?

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A question of litter quality

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Effects of elevated CO2 and cutting frequency on plant community structure in a temperate grassland

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Elevated CO2 effects on decomposition processes in a grazed grassland

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