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Carbon–Nutrient Economy of the Rhizosphere: Improving Biogeochemical Prediction and Scaling Feedbacks from Ecosystem to Regional Scales
Author(s) -
Joshua B. Fisher,
Richard P. Phillips,
Edward Brzostek,
Tom Evans,
Kara Allen,
Renato K. Braghiere
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/1725879
Subject(s) - environmental science , rhizosphere , global change , biogeochemical cycle , nutrient cycle , nutrient , ecosystem , carbon cycle , soil carbon , ecology , agricultural engineering , computer science , climate change , soil water , biology , soil science , engineering , genetics , bacteria
We advance plant-soil-microbial dynamics in terrestrial biosphere/Earth system models in three areas: i) nutrient cycling and plant uptake (nitrogen and phosphorus); ii) root exudation and priming; and, iii) mycorrhizal dynamics. We leverage a multi-site mycorrhizal gradient across the US to update the Fixation & Uptake of Nitrogen (FUN) submodel embedded within CLM 5.0. FUN-CLM specifies the site data collection, which includes soil, leaf chemistry, and litterfall sampling from multiple plots at each site. A remote sensing component expands the observational constraints to the model globally.

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