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Data for: Increasing susceptibility to priming of soil N mineralisation across a Subarctic tundra-forest ecotone under N fertilisation
Soil parameters and soil microbial responses measured in samples collected along a vegetation gradient with nitrogen or phosphorus additions in the field in the Swedish Subarctic. A priming experiment was conducted in the laboratory, where 13C-labelled glucose was added to mimic increased inputs of
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