Fig. 2: Absolute and relative carbon (C) use of bacterial families, per gram of dry soil per week (wk). | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Absolute and relative carbon (C) use of bacterial families, per gram of dry soil per week (wk).

From: Nutrients cause consolidation of soil carbon flux to small proportion of bacterial community

Fig. 2

Values averaged across replicates for each ecosystem (MC mixed conifer forest, PP ponderosa pine forest, PJ piñon pine-juniper scrubland, GL desert grassland) by treatment (rows: Ctrl = no amendment, C = glucose only, C + N = glucose and [NH4]2SO4) combination (n = 3 experimental replicates). Bar color represents bacterial family (15 shown, accounting for ≥75% of C use, remaining families designated as “Other”). a Total C use (C-CO2 respired and MBC produced) from each bacterial family. b C use for each bacterial family, relativized by total C use.

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