15N methodologies for quantifying the response of N2-fixing associations to elevated [CO2]: A review
Methodologies based on 15N enrichment (E) and 15N natural abundance (NA) have been used to obtain quantitative estimates of the response of biological N2 fixation (BNF) of legumes (woody, grain and forage) and actinorhizal plants grown in artificial media or in soil exposed to elevated atmospheric c...
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