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1. Increasing nitrogen supply to phosphorus-deficient Medicago sativa decreases shoot growth and enhances root exudation of tartrate to discharge surplus carbon dependent on nitrogen form H. He et al.
2. Nitrogen and phosphorus addition exerted different influences on litter and soil carbon release in a tropical forest J. Zhang et al.
3. Sensitivity of soil carbon dynamics to nitrogen and phosphorus enrichment in an alpine meadow X. Yuan et al.
4. Short-term phosphorus addition increases soil respiration by promoting gross ecosystem production and litter decomposition in a typical temperate grassland in northern China J. Shi et al.
5. Estimating root: shoot ratio and soil carbon inputs in temperate grasslands with the RothC model C. Poeplau
6. Contrasting effects of nitrogen and phosphorus addition on soil respiration in an alpine grassland on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau F. Ren et al.
7. Vegetation degradation impacts soil nutrients and enzyme activities in wet meadow on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau J. Wu et al.
8. Nitrogen and phosphorus enrichment accelerates soil organic carbon loss in alpine grassland on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau R. Luo et al.
9. The effect of crop residues, cover crops, manures and nitrogen fertilization on soil organic carbon changes in agroecosystems: a synthesis of reviews M. Bolinder et al.
10. Interactions of nitrogen and phosphorus in plant nutrition - Analysis of a 60-years old field experiment M. Spohn
11. Continuous decrease in soil organic matter despite increased plant productivity in an 80-years-old phosphorus-addition experiment M. Spohn et al.
12. Nitrogen deposition in low-phosphorus tropical forests benefits soil C sequestration but not stabilization H. Li et al.
13. Distinct effects of N and P addition on soil enzyme activities and C distribution in aggregates in a subalpine spruce plantation J. Huang et al.
14. Sorption and desorption of organic matter in soils as affected by phosphate M. Spohn et al.
15. Variations in microbial carbon metabolic activities in sedge peatlands along an altitudinal gradient in the Changbai Mountain, China M. Zhao et al.
16. Evidences of plants’ impact on land degradation and climate change: An urgent call for new multidisciplinary research V. Chaplot
17. Coastal marsh conversion to paddy fields leads to a more pronounced stimulation of temperature sensitivity of soil microbial respiration in higher-latitude regions X. Yao et al.
18. Phosphorus fertilizer input level regulates soil organic carbon physical fraction sequestration by influencing the microbial community Z. Ni et al.
19. Effects of long-term phosphorus fertilizer applications on soil carbon and CO2 flux I. Ortas & A. Bykova
20. Response of soil organic carbon stability and sequestration to long-term phosphorus application: insight from a 9-year field experiment in saline alkaline paddy soil M. Chen et al.
21. Phosphorus mobilization in low-P arable soils may involve soil organic C depletion J. Romanyà et al.
22. Rational Application of Coal Fly Ash Enhances Plant Growth and Improves Phosphorus Nutrition of Erect Milkvetch Grown on a Loess Soil Z. Zhang & H. He
23. Conservation Agriculture Effects on Soil Water Holding Capacity and Water-Saving Varied with Management Practices and Agroecological Conditions: A Review A. Abdallah et al.
24. A historical perspective on soil organic carbon in Mediterranean cropland (Spain, 1900–2008) E. Aguilera et al.
25. Nitrogen deficiency accelerates soil organic carbon decomposition in temperate degraded grasslands W. Zeng et al.
26. Exogenous P compounds differentially interacted with N availability to regulate enzymatic activities in a meadow steppe R. Wang et al.
27. Enhancing Faba Bean Yields in Alpine Agricultural Regions: The Impact of Plastic Film Mulching and Phosphorus Fertilization on Soil Dynamics Y. Gu et al.
28. Evaluating trends in yield and soil quality over 30 years of organically managed grass-clover ley in Norway J. Zethof et al.
29. Addition of inorganic phosphorus to soil leads to desorption of organic compounds and thus to increased soil respiration M. Spohn & P. Schleuss
30. Effect of combined application of inorganic nitrogen and phosphorus to an organic-matter poor soil on soil organic matter cycling F. Anwar et al.
31. Nitrogen and phosphorus supply controls soil organic carbon mineralization in tropical topsoil and subsoil N. Meyer et al.
32. Cover crop studies: The need for more reliable data V. Chaplot & P. Smith
33. Ecosystem‐dependent responses of soil carbon storage to phosphorus enrichment J. Feng et al.
34. Impact of the sustainable agricultural practices for governing soil health from the perspective of a rising agri-based circular bioeconomy U. De Corato et al.
35. Stimulatory effects of nutrient addition on microbial necromass C formation depend on soil stoichiometry Y. Chen et al.
36. Quantifying CO2 emissions from Quebec's agricultural peatland and identifying key parameters for guiding soil conservation strategies F. L'Heureux-Bilodeau et al.
37. Disentangling the effects of mineral fertiliser N, P and K on microbial biomass, necromass and ionome in soil from the Askov long-term field experiment S. Schwalb et al.
38. Role of livestock-derived amendments in soil organic carbon stocks in forage crops Á. Doblas-Rodrigo et al.
39. Community metagenomics reveals the processes of nutrient cycling regulated by microbial functions in soils with P fertilizer input L. Liu et al.
40. Fate of straw- and root-derived carbon in a Swedish agricultural soil A. Ghafoor et al.
41. Differential mechanisms drive changes in soil C pools under N and P enrichment in a subalpine spruce plantation J. Huang et al.
42. Intercropping significantly elevates carbon sequestration by mitigating the decline in soil total carbon caused by excessive phosphorus-application C. Xiao et al.
43. Soil microbial community composition and its role in carbon mineralization in long-term fertilization paddy soils X. Dai et al.
44. Optimizing Carbon Sequestration in Croplands: A Synthesis A. Tiefenbacher et al.
45. Contrasting land use systems and soil organic matter quality and temperature sensitivity in North Eastern India A. Ghosh et al.
46. Soil carbon 4 per 1000: carbon inputs to croplands are unlikely to be the primary constraint V. Chaplot
47. Towards an integrated phosphorus, carbon and nitrogen cycling model for topographically diverse grasslands F. Bilotto et al.
48. Bacteria drive SOC sequestration within aggregates under nutrient limitation in broadleaf-modified coniferous plantations Z. Han et al.
49. Soil nutrient stoichiometry impacts on soil organic carbon stocks in long-term phosphorus fertilisation experiments P. Bhople et al.
50. Plant–microbial linkages regulate soil organic carbon dynamics under phosphorus application in a typical temperate grassland in northern China J. Shi et al.
51. Cropping leads to loss of soil organic matter: How can we prevent it? V. CHAPLOT & P. SMITH
52. Plant Biomass Allocation-Regulated Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition Effects on Ecosystem Carbon Fluxes of a Lucerne (Medicago sativa ssp. sativa) Plantation in the Loess Plateau P. Zhai et al.
53. Contribution of Glomalin-Related Soil Protein to Soil Organic Carbon Following Grassland Degradation and Restoration: A Case from Alpine Meadow of Qinghai–Tibet Plateau Z. Cui et al.
54. Opposing effects of nitrogen and phosphorus on soil microbial metabolism and the implications for soil carbon storage C. Poeplau et al.
55. Soil microbial dynamics and dehydrogenase activity in wheat root zone under NPK regimes: experimental and machine learning analysis S. Pešić et al.
56. Long-term fertilization modifies the mineralization of soil organic matter in response to added substrate J. Zhang et al.
57. The influence of small-scale resource heterogeneity caused by human activities on the growth phenotype of invasive aquatic plants J. Wang et al.