Effects of resource manipulation on nematode community structure and metabolic footprints in an arable soil across time and depth
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In an arable field the herbivore and detritivore soil food chains were manipulated by the following treatments: maize as crop, amendment with maize litter and bare soil, representing labile rhizodeposits, recalcitrant plant debris and soil organic matter as major resource, respectively. Samples from top soil, rooted zone and root-free zone were collected in two consecutive years. The impact of these differences in resource availability and quality on the nematode community composition, Maturity Index (MI), diversity (
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In an arable field the herbivore and detritivore soil food chains were manipulated by the following treatments: maize as crop, amendment with maize litter and bare soil, representing labile rhizodeposits, recalcitrant plant debris and soil organic matter as major resource, respectively. Samples from top soil, rooted zone and root-free zone were collected in two consecutive years. The impact of these differences in resource availability and quality on the nematode community composition, Maturity Index (MI), diversity (
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