Response of free-living soil protozoa and microorganisms to elevated atmospheric CO2 and presence of mycorrhiza
Regin Rønn(University of Copenhagen), Søren Christensen(University of Copenhagen), Iver Jakobsen(University of Copenhagen), Mayra E. Gavito(Nordic Laboratory for Luminescence Dating), John Larsen(Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México), Helle B. Frederiksen(University of Copenhagen)
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