Response of ammonia-oxidizing archaea to experimental warming in high-N <sub>2</sub> O-emitting permafrost peatland habitats
Richard Engelbert Lamprecht(University of Eastern Finland), Henri M. P. Siljanen(University of Vienna), Carolina Voigt(Université de Montréal), Alexandre Bagnoud(University of Vienna), Ricardo Alves(University of Vienna), Maija Elina Marushchak(University of Eastern Finland), Christa Schleper(University of Vienna), Pertti Martikainen(University of Eastern Finland), Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland)
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