Strong mineralogic control of soil organic matter composition in response to nutrient addition across diverse grassland sites
Qian Zhao(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Kirsten Hofmockel(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Stephen Callister(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Elizabeth T. Borer(University of Minnesota), Allison Thompson(Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory), Malak Tfaily(Battelle), Eric W. Seabloom(University of Minnesota), Lisa Bramer(Oregon Research Institute), Nikolla Qafoku(Battelle), Ravi Kukkadapu(Battelle), Sheryl Bell(Battelle), Sarah E. Hobbie(Integra (United States))
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