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DESCRIPTION:In soil\, storage of organic carbon contributes to its fertilit
 y and mitigates climate warming. However\, until now we have only little i
 nsight to the spatial arrangement of organic matter and how this controls 
 its residence time in soil\, due to a lack of techniques that allow detect
 ion of organic carbon within an undisturbed soil environment.\nWe establis
 hed a laser-ablation isotope-ratio-monitoring method\, that allows to dete
 ct carbon and its stable isotope composition in soil and other materials w
 ith a resolution down to 10 &micro\;m. This technique now provides first r
 esults on\, e.g.\, input rates of C through root systems\, or on hot spots
  of soil organic carbon turnover in C3/C4 vegetation change experiments.\n
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SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Eva Lehndorff\, Soil Ecology\, BayCEER\, University of Ba
 yreuth (Homepage): Hot spots of C turnover in soil
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