Long-term continuous farmyard manure application increases soil carbon when combined with mineral fertilizers due to lower priming effects
Khatab Abdalla(National Centre for Research), Johanna Pausch(University of Bayreuth), Mohsen Zarebanadkouki(Technical University of Munich), Thomas Gaiser(University of Bonn), Sabine J. Seidel(Gregor Mendel Institute of Molecular Plant Biology), Yue Sun(Harbin Medical University)
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