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Nitrogen availability dominates rhizosphere priming effect patterns
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• There were differences in the rhizosphere priming effects (RPE) among species. • Interspecific differences in RPE were not affected by evolutionary history. • The influence of plant properties on RPE is modulated by nitrogen availability
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Nitrogen mining
Nitrogen retention
Plant properties
Soil properties
Evolutionary history
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