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Drivers affecting soil carbon and nitrogen mineralization from leaf and root litter vary across different decomposition stages in a microcosm incubation experiment
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• Soil carbon and nitrogen mineralization followed contrasting temporal patterns during litter decomposition. • Species richness showed limited effects on soil C and N mineralization, whereas variation among litter compositions exhibited clear stage-dependent patterns. • Carbon mineralization was most strongly associated with microbial biomass, whereas nitrogen mineralization was associated with litter, soil, and microbial variables.
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