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Publications by PETER S. NICO
Old and Stable Soil Organic Matter Is Not Necessarily Chemically Recalcitrant: Implications for Modeling Concepts and Temperature Sensitivity
Global Change Biology
Planetary Change
Environmental Chemistry
Global
Ecology
Environmental Science
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Umklapp Scattering Is Not Necessarily Resistive
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Particulate Organic Matter and Water-Stable Aggregation of Soil Under Contrasting Management
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Temperature Sensitivity of Organic-Matter Decay in Tidal Marshes
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Plant Roots Increase Both Decomposition and Stable Organic Matter Formation in Boreal Forest Soil
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Variable Temperature Sensitivity of Soil Organic Carbon in North American Forests
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