Redefining fine roots improves understanding of below‐ground contributions to terrestrial biosphere processes
Michael McCormack(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Marcin Zadworny(Institute of Dendrology), David M. Eissenstat(Pennsylvania State University), Seth G. Pritchard(College of Charleston), Richard P. Phillips(Indiana University Bloomington), Boris Rewald(Mendel University in Brno), Colleen M. Iversen(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Jaana Leppälammi‐Kujansuu(University of Helsinki), Timothy J. Fahey(Cornell University), Heljä‐Sisko Helmisaari(University of Helsinki), Christopher W. Fernandez(University of Minnesota), Richard J. Norby(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Robert B. Jackson(Lawrence Technological University), Ian A. Dickie(Economics for the Environment Consultancy (United Kingdom)), Kurt S. Pregitzer(Michigan State University), Dali Guo(Southwest Petroleum University), Erik A. Hobbie(University of New Hampshire)
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