Gasification biochar has limited effects on functional and structural diversity of soil microbial communities in a temperate agroecosystem
Authors:
- Valentina ImparatoVIValentina Imparato
- Veronika HansenVHVeronika Hansen
- Susana S. SantosSSSusana S. Santos
- Tue Kjærgaard NielsenTNTue Kjærgaard Nielsen
- Laura GiagnoniLGLaura Giagnoni
- Henrik Hauggaard-NielsenHHHenrik Hauggaard-Nielsen
- Anders JohansenAJAnders Johansen
- Giancarlo RenellaGRGiancarlo Renella
- Anne WindingAWAnne Winding
- 1 August 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Soil Biology and Biochemistry
- Vol. 99, 128-136
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Funding Information
- Villum Foundation (VKR022521)
- Trainbiodiverse (289949)
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