@EmilyDWhalen@sgrandysoil@NoahSokol @JessErnakovich @KeiluweitLab@seritafrey Thanks for this great review! I was happy to see the application of G+/G- data to improve amino sugar necromass estimates get some attention. We also called for this in the 2020 paper led by @jaimiewest and applied it ourselves. https://t.co/cn0l3YqV0U
Very fun to use high-tech FTICR-MS capacity to investigate what the recipe for a soil aggregate is under different conditions. Thanks @AndreaJilling and @JacksonRD and Malak Tfaily as well as @EMSLscience and truly helpful reviewers.
Interesting read.
Bypass: "soil “aggregates”, soil quality/health, soil “contributions to ecosystem services”, and whole‐soil metagenomics"
Hyperbole: "biochar, the “4 per 1000” initiative, and the role of soils in achieving Sustainable Development Goals"
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@wooddecomp I’m with you, always worked by project but see the upcoming need for cross-project integration... will probably just do that as necessary though
The project that first sparked my interest in soil organic matter, esp. the kind near/stuck to clay minerals.
Particulate & mineral-associated N respond rapidly (w/i 3 yrs) to cover crops & tillage. First paper as a #newPI, out now in @Geoderma_Jrnl:
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Nifty incubation w/ 3 pulses labeled C. PLFAs showed new C, but overall MBC didn't increase. Relatively more litter C found in fungal PLFA, but no higher F:B ratio. https://t.co/TpWTfIjIEQ
Been using this code to compare effect sizes for different variables and treatments in a soil health data set: https://t.co/WFSqmmf3md
I'm thinking of re-writing the function to do log response ratio instead of Cohen's d. Anyone have a better way?