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This project investigates how different European tree species influence carbon and nitrogen dynamics in soil through their interactions with soil organisms. By using advanced sequencing techniques, it aims to enhance understanding of these processes to improve carbon sequestration strategies in forest ecosystems.
One of the greatest challenges of the 21st century is to mitigate global climate changes caused by increasing emissions of greenhouse gases.
Since soils constitute a larger carbon (C) pool than the vegetation and atmosphere together an important strategy could be to sequester more C in soils.
Plant-soil interactions play an important role for ecosystem services such as C sequestration and N retention in soil and such interactions receive increasing attention among scientists and policymakers.
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KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
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