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Billings et al., 2017

Publications

Talk/Poster

Soil biogeochemistry reveals the importance of deep roots as biotic controls of CZ evolution: a belowground analog to Ruddiman’s hypothesis

Billings, S.A., Sullivan, P.L., Richter, D.D., Lehmeier, C.A., Min, K., Bagchi, S., Flournoy, R., Hauser, E. (2017)

Critical Zone Science: Current Advances and Future Opportunities, Arlington, VA, 4-6 June, 2017

Sharon Billings

Calhoun, INVESTIGATOR
Pamela Sullivan

Calhoun, Shale Hills, INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
Daniel Richter

Calhoun, INVESTIGATOR
Christoph Lehmeier

Calhoun, INVESTIGATOR
Kyungjin Min

Calhoun, GRAD STUDENT
Emma Hauser

Calhoun, GRAD STUDENT

Biogeochemistry
Biology / Ecology
Soil Science / Pedology

Calhoun

Citation

Billings, S.A., Sullivan, P.L., Richter, D.D., Lehmeier, C.A., Min, K., Bagchi, S., Flournoy, R., Hauser, E. (2017): Soil biogeochemistry reveals the importance of deep roots as biotic controls of CZ evolution: a belowground analog to Ruddiman’s hypothesis. Critical Zone Science: Current Advances and Future Opportunities, Arlington, VA, 4-6 June, 2017.

This Paper/Book acknowledges NSF CZO grant support.