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  • Carbon decomposition and nitrogen mineralization in Marsden agroecosystem diversification experiment
  • Wenjuan, Huang; Iowa State University
    Steven, Hall J; University of Wisconsin–Madison
    Yi, Bo; Iowa State University
    Matt, Liebman
    Marshall, McDaniel
    Chaoqun, Lu
    Andy, Vanloocke
    Sotirios, Archontoulis
    Bryan, Petersen
    Siyang, Jian
    Hanna, Poffenbarger
    Gangsheng, Wang
    Yiqi, Luo
  • 2024-07-22
  • Wenjuan, H., H.J. Steven, B. Yi, L. Matt, M. Marshall, L. Chaoqun, V. Andy, A. Sotirios, P. Bryan, J. Siyang, P. Hanna, W. Gangsheng, and L. Yiqi. 2024. Carbon decomposition and nitrogen mineralization in Marsden agroecosystem diversification experiment ver 2. Environmental Data Initiative. https://doi.org/DOI_PLACE_HOLDER (Accessed 2024-12-29).

  • This dataset comprises measurements related to soil carbon decomposition from different soil depths in 36 soils during a laboratory incubation experiment. These soil samples were collected from a long-term agroecosystem diversification experiment initiated in 2002 at Iowa State University’s Marsden Farm. The dataset includes laboratory-measured soil organic carbon (SOC) content, CO2 fluxes from SOC decomposition, and nitrogen mineralization rates. Additionally, it also includes model simulation results about soil carbon decomposition represented by three different process-based models: CN-SIM, Agro-IBIS, and MEND.

  • N: 42.01      S: 42.01      E: -93.47      W: -93.47
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