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Phosphorus legacy advances the negative response of surface soil organic carbon to altered precipitation regimes
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• Extended precipitation intervals accelerate surface soil carbon loss at late stage. • Phosphorus legacy dictates the timing, not the direction, of precipitation-induced soil carbon loss. • Phosphorus legacy mediates precipitation effects on microbial strategy trade-offs. • Phosphorus legacy strengthens enzyme-driven resource acquisition coupling to soil carbon loss.
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