A carbon-budget approach shows that reduced decomposition causes the nitrogen-induced increase in soil carbon in a boreal forest
John D. Marshall(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Sune Linder(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Lasse Tarvainen(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Mats Öquist(Swedish Species Information Centre), Hyungwoo Lim(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Torgny Näsholm(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Matthias Peichl(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Tomas Lundmark(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
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