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Soil-dependent short-term transfer of fertilizer nitrogen into microbial biomass and mineral-associated organic matter
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DOI：10.1016/j.geoderma.2026.117959.png)
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• Inorganic fertilizer-15N moved quickly into microbial and MAOM pools. • The amount of fertilizer-derived MAOM-N was moderately related to fertilizer-derived MBN. • Microbial physiology and soil texture affected the conversion of fertilizer-N into organic pools.
Keywords:
Starter fertilizer
Mineral-associated organic matter
Soil incubation
Microbial biomass
15N recovery
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