relation: https://orgprints.org/id/eprint/34986/
title: Soil P and K availability defines below-ground biomass allocation of grass-legume leys
creator: Cong, W.-F.
creator: Christensen, B.T.
creator: Eriksen, J.
subject:  Crop combinations and interactions
subject:  Nutrient turnover
description: Exploring the response of above- and below-ground biomass allocation to soil nutrient availability is crucial to reliably estimating root carbon (C) input and predicting long-term soil C dynamics. Despite this, belowground C input is often estimated by using yield-based allometric equations without considering the impacts of environmental factors or management practices such as fertiliser levels, which could lead to erroneous and uncertain estimates.
date: 2018
type: Conference paper, poster, etc. 
type: NonPeerReviewed
format: application/msword
language: en
identifier: /id/eprint/34986/1/Abstract%20for%20Rothamsted%20Conference_Cong%20et%20al..docx
identifier:    Cong, W.-F.; Christensen, B.T. and Eriksen, J.    (2018) Soil P and K availability defines below-ground biomass allocation of grass-legume leys.   In:     Proceedings, p. 33.