Studying the impact of living roots on the decomposition of soil organic matter in two different forestry-drained peatlands
Maiju Linkosalmi(Finnish Meteorological Institute), Annalea Lohila(Finnish Meteorological Institute), Aki Lindén(University of Helsinki), Jussi Heinonsalo(University of Helsinki), Jukka Pumpanen(University of Eastern Finland), Raija Laiho(University of Helsinki), Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland), Tuomas Laurila(Finnish Meteorological Institute), V. Palonen(University of Helsinki)
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