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1. Comparing soil carbon loss through respiration and leaching under extreme precipitation events in arid and semiarid grasslands T. Liu et al.
2. Plant acclimation to long-term high nitrogen deposition in an N-rich tropical forest X. Lu et al.
3. Nitrogen addition may promote soil organic carbon storage and CO2 emission but reduce dissolved organic carbon in Zoige peatland L. Luo et al.
4. Long-Term Nitrogen Addition Alters the Composition of Soil-Derived Dissolved Organic Matter J. Wang et al.
5. Effects of elevated CO2 concentration and nitrogen addition on the chemical compositions, construction cost and payback time of subtropical trees in Cd-contaminated mesocosm soil X. Zang et al.
6. Antagonistic and additive interactions dominate the responses of belowground carbon-cycling processes to nitrogen and phosphorus additions J. Jiang et al.
7. Canopy and understory nitrogen addition increase the xylem tracheid size of dominant broadleaf species in a subtropical forest of China X. Jiang et al.
8. Effects of long-term nitrogen and phosphorus additions on soil acidification in an N-rich tropical forest Q. Mao et al.
9. Responses of forest ecosystems to increasing N deposition in China: A critical review D. Tian et al.
10. Nitrogen fertilization changes the molecular composition of soil organic matter in a subtropical plantation forest J. Geng et al.
11. Carbon Footprint Management by Agricultural Practices E. Ozlu et al.
12. Dynamics of soil water extractable organic carbon and inorganic nitrogen and their environmental controls in mountain forest and meadow ecosystems in China J. Zhang et al.
13. Simultaneous Measurements of Dissolved Organic Carbon and Soil Respiration Reveal Reduced Soil Carbon Loss Under Nitrogen Addition in a Montane Forest T. Wang et al.
14. Effects of Excess Nitrogen (N) on Fine Root Growth in Tropical Forests of Contrasting N Status F. Zhu et al.
15. Effect of nitrogen addition on DOC leaching and chemical exchanges on canopy leaves in Guangdong Province, China T. Mori et al.
16. Stoichiometry controls asymbiotic nitrogen fixation and its response to nitrogen inputs in a nitrogen‐saturated forest M. Zheng et al.
17. Nitrogen addition reduces soil bacterial richness, while phosphorus addition alters community composition in an old-growth N-rich tropical forest in southern China H. Wang et al.
18. Variations of leaf eco-physiological traits in relation to environmental factors during forest succession T. Han et al.
19. Increased interactions between iron oxides and organic carbon under acid deposition drive large increases in soil organic carbon in a tropical forest in southern China J. Chen et al.
20. Effects of simulated N deposition on foliar nutrient status, N metabolism and photosynthetic capacity of three dominant understory plant species in a mature tropical forest Q. Mao et al.
21. Divergent Responses of Soil Buffering Capacity to Long-Term N Deposition in Three Typical Tropical Forests with Different Land-Use History X. Lu et al.
22. Retention and partitioning of 15N-labeled deposited N in a tropical plantation forest G. Gurmesa et al.
23. Phosphorus limitation on photosynthesis of two dominant understory species in a lowland tropical forest F. Zhu et al.
24. Short-Term Effects of Fertilization on Dissolved Organic Matter in Soil Leachate A. Tiefenbacher et al.
25. Impacts of a High Nitrogen Load on Foliar Nutrient Status, N Metabolism, and Photosynthetic Capacity in a Cupressus lusitanica Mill. Plantation R. Li et al.
26. Species Differences in Nitrogen Acquisition in Humid Subtropical Forest Inferred From 15N Natural Abundance and Its Response to Tracer Addition G. Gurmesa et al.
27. A balance among irrigation and fertilization regimes to reduce greenhouse gases emissions from saline and alkaline soils S. Zhang et al.
28. Forest succession accelerates soil carbon accumulation by increasing recalcitrant carbon stock in subtropical forest topsoils H. Xiang et al.
29. Do long-term high nitrogen inputs change the composition of soil dissolved organic matter in a primary tropical forest? G. Niu et al.
30. Nitrogen deposition contributes to soil acidification in tropical ecosystems X. Lu et al.
31. Organischer Kohlenstoff in Bächen – Auswirkungen ackerbaulicher Bewirtschaftungspraktiken G. Weigelhofer et al.
32. Temperature sensitivity of ecoenzyme kinetics driving litter decomposition: The effects of nitrogen enrichment, litter chemistry, and decomposer community X. Tan et al.
33. Global change effects on humid tropical forests: Evidence for biogeochemical and biodiversity shifts at an ecosystem scale D. Cusack et al.
34. Characteristics of Dissolved Organic Matter and Dissolved Lignin Phenols in Tropical Forest Soil Solutions during Rainy Seasons and Their Responses to Nitrogen Deposition M. Wang et al.
35. Nitrogen addition reduces dissolved organic carbon leaching in a montane forest R. Chang et al.
36. Different effects of canopy and understory nitrogen addition on soil organic carbon and its related processes in a subtropical forest X. Lu et al.
37. Nitrogen input 15N signatures are reflected in plant 15N natural abundances in subtropical forests in China G. Gurmesa et al.
38. Simulation of dissolved organic carbon concentrations and fluxes in Chinese monsoon forest ecosystems using a modified TRIPLEX-DOC model S. Shi et al.
39. Photosynthetic and biochemical responses of four subtropical tree seedlings to reduced dry season and increased wet season precipitation and variable N deposition T. Wu et al.
40. Divergent responses of soil organic carbon accumulation to 14 years of nitrogen addition in two typical subtropical forests M. Yu et al.
41. Effects of nitrogen addition on the concentration and composition of soil-based dissolved organic matter in subtropical Pinus taiwanensis forests X. Yuan et al.
42. Reduced turnover rate of topsoil organic carbon in old-growth forests: a case study in subtropical China X. Xiong et al.
43. Nitrogen fertilization increase soil carbon dioxide efflux of winter wheat field: A case study in Northwest China R. Shao et al.
44. Soil Organic Carbon and pH Dominate the Effects of Nitrogen Addition on Soil Microarthropods in a Poplar Plantation in Coastal Eastern China Z. Ge et al.
45. Seasonal Variations in N2O Emissions in a Subtropical Forest With Exogenous Nitrogen Enrichment are Predominately Influenced by the Abundances of Soil Nitrifiers and Denitrifiers X. Han et al.
46. Long-term nitrogen deposition disrupts carbon cycling and enhances plant-derived carbon sequestration in a temperate forest B. Yang et al.
47. Dissolved Organic Matter as Affected by Forms and Doses of Nitrogen Applied to Soils of Temperate Deciduous Forests in China P. Wang et al.
48. Heavy Nitrogen Application Rate and Long-Term Duration Decrease the Soil Organic Carbon and Nitrogen Sequestration Rates in Forest Ecosystems Y. Yang et al.
49. Different responses of asymbiotic nitrogen fixation to nitrogen addition between disturbed and rehabilitated subtropical forests M. Zheng et al.
50. High retention of 15N‐labeled nitrogen deposition in a nitrogen saturated old‐growth tropical forest G. Gurmesa et al.
51. Nitrogen deposition accelerates soil carbon sequestration in tropical forests X. Lu et al.
52. Estimating dissolved carbon concentrations in global soils: a global database and model J. Langeveld et al.
53. Anthropogenic Nitrogen Deposition Increases Soil Carbon by Enhancing New Carbon of the Soil Aggregate Formation R. Chang et al.
54. Responses of soil C, N, and P stoichiometric ratios to N and S additions in a subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest L. Tie et al.
55. Effects of aromatic crops based cropping systems and residue returning on soil CO2 emission compared to fallow soil K. Khan et al.
56. Nonlinear responses of forest soil microbial communities and activities after short- and long-term gradient nitrogen additions P. Guo et al.
57. Effects of nitrogen and phosphorus additions on nitrous oxide emission in a nitrogen-rich and two nitrogen-limited tropical forests M. Zheng et al.
58. Depth‐dependent responses of soil organic carbon under nitrogen deposition Y. Hu et al.
59. Fine root dynamics responses to nitrogen addition depend on root order, soil layer, and experimental duration in a subtropical forest W. Wang et al.
60. Microbial adaptation to long-term N supply prevents large responses in N dynamics and N losses of a subtropical forest X. Han et al.
61. Effects of long-term nitrogen deposition on phosphorus leaching dynamics in a mature tropical forest K. Zhou et al.
62. Responses of understory plant physiological traits to a decade of nitrogen addition in a tropical reforested ecosystem Q. Mao et al.
63. Nitrogen deposition linked to increased transpiration in Korean larch (Larix olgensis) depended on precipitation R. Wang et al.
64. Simulated nitrogen deposition and precipitation events alter microbial carbon cycling during early stages of litter decomposition M. Kroeger et al.
65. Impact of nitrogen addition on the chemical properties and bacterial community of subtropical forests in northern Guangxi X. Jiang et al.
66. Temporal patterns of soil carbon emission in tropical forests under long-term nitrogen deposition M. Zheng et al.
67. High nitrogen deposition decreases the contribution of fungal residues to soil carbon pools in a tropical forest ecosystem W. Zhang et al.
68. Benefit of China’s reduction in nitrogen oxides emission to natural ecosystems in East Asia with respect to critical load exceedance D. Xie et al.