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无题作品<b>Nitrogen availability governs the relationship between microbial carbon use efficiency and soil organic matter priming in agricultural soils receiving organic acids</b>
Background and Aims Soil organic matter (SOM) stores vast amounts of carbon, but whether high microbial carbon use efficiency (CUE) promotes the SOM loss or stabilization remains debated. MethodsWe conducted an 84-day incubation experiment with two representative organic
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