Modeling persistence of coarse woody debris residuals in boreal forests as an ecological property
Research article (Peer reviewed)
Göran Ågren
Faculty of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences
Email: Goran.Agren@slu.se
ORCID: 0000-0003-4582-3986
Publications
2021
Investigating soil carbon diversity by combining the MAXimum ENTropy principle with the Q model
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2020
Multi-Dimensional Plant Element Stoichiometry-Looking Beyond Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus
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Land-use alters the temperature response of microbial carbon-use efficiency in soils - a consumption-based approach
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2019
Generic parameters of first-order kinetics accurately describe soil organic matter decay in bare fallow soils over a wide edaphic and climatic range
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Ectomycorrhiza, Friend or Foe?
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2018
Modelling Dissolved Organic Carbon Production in Coniferous Forest Soils
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2017
Carbon balances of bioenergy systems using biomass from forests managed with long rotations: bridging the gap between stand and landscape assessments
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Nitrogen productivity and allocation responses of 12 important tree species to increased CO2
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Analysis of integro-differential equations modeling the vertical decomposition of soil organic matter
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Modelling the influence of ectomycorrhizal decomposition on plant nutrition and soil carbon sequestration in boreal forest ecosystems
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2016
Production and turnover of ectomycorrhizal extramatrical mycelial biomass and necromass under elevated CO2 and nitrogen fertilization
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The climate effect of increased forest bioenergy use in Sweden: evaluation at different spatial and temporal scales
Review article (Peer reviewed)
2014
Forest soil carbon sink in the Nordic region
Report
Temperature sensitivity of soil respiration rates enhanced by microbial community response
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2013
Carbon and nitrogen transfer in leaf litter mixtures
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Estimating the critical N:C from litter decomposition data and its relation to soil organic matter stoichiometry
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Forest carbon balances at the landscape scale investigated with the Q model and the CoupModel - Responses to intensified harvests
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Soil organic carbon stock changes in Swedish forest soils—A comparison of uncertainties and their sources through a national inventory and two simulation models
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2012
Plant stoichiometry at different scales: element concentration patterns reflect environment more than genotype
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Nutrient limitation on terrestrial plant growth - modeling the interaction between nitrogen and phosphorus
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Knowledge gaps in soil carbon and nitrogen interactions - From molecular to global scale.
Other publication (Peer reviewed)
Importance of model complexity for capturing climate impacts on soil carbon – Comparison of four models with inventories
Conference abstract
Omnivores as plant bodyguards-A model of the importance of plant quality
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Environmental and stoichiometric controls on microbial carbon-use efficiency in soils
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Dynamics of soil C, N and Ca in four Swedish forests after removal of tops, branches and stumps as predicted by the Q model
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When will litter mixtures decompose faster or slower than individual litters? A model for two litters
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Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology - Principles and Applications
Book
2011
Quality or decomposer efficiency - which is most important in the temperature response of litter decomposition? A modelling study using the GLUE methodology
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How certain are coniferous forest SOC estimates? A comparison of model simulations and measurements at regional scales
Conference abstract
The effects of land use on soil N mineralization during the growing season on the northern Loess Plateau of China
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Modelling soil carbon development in Swedish coniferous forest soils-An uncertainty analysis of parameters and model estimates using the GLUE method
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Temperature and soil organic matter decomposition rates – synthesis of current knowledge and a way forward
Review article (Peer reviewed)
Knowledge gaps in soil carbon and nitrogen interactions - From molecular to global scale
Research article (Peer reviewed)
Knowledge gaps in soil carbon and nitrogen interactions - From molecular to global scale
Other publication
Knowledge gaps in soil carbon and nitrogen interactions – From molecular to global scale
Conference paper
Feedback from soil inorganic nitrogen on soil organic matter mineralisation and growth in a boreal forest ecosystem
Research article (Peer reviewed)
2010
Climate change: Microbial mitigation
Other publication
Effects of variations in simulated changes in soil carbon contents and dynamics on future climate projections
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Relationships Between Tree and Soil Properties in Picea abies and Pinus sylvestris Forests in Sweden
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Measuring and modeling continuous quality distributions of soil organic matter
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Temperature sensitivity and substrate quality in soil organic matter decomposition: results of an incubation study with three substrates
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2009
Is there a theoretical limit to soil carbon storage in old-growth forests? A model analysis with contrasting approaches
Book chapter
2008
Stoichiometry and Nutrition of Plant Growth in Natural Communities
Review article (Peer reviewed)
Description of the models applied in the modelling approach
Book chapter (Peer reviewed)
Methodology for the application of process-based models to analyse changes in European forest growth
Book chapter (Peer reviewed)
Evaluation of past and future changes in European forest growth by means of four process-based models
Book chapter (Peer reviewed)
A comparison of empirical and process-based modelling methods for analysing changes in Europena forest growth
Book chapter (Peer reviewed)
Analysis of the relative importance of nutrients, climatic factors, and CO2 as causes of observed changes in growth
Book chapter (Peer reviewed)
Analysis of the long-term consequences for sustainability of observed growth changes of the European forests
Book chapter (Peer reviewed)
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