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Going where no grains have gone before: From early to mid-succession
Timothy E. Crews
, Jennifer Blesh
, Steven W. Culman
, Richard C. Hayes
, Erik Steen Jensen
,
Michelle C. Mack
, Mark B. Peoples
, Meagan E. Schipanski
Biological Sciences
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Agriculture
100%
Soil Erosion
40%
Agroecosystem
40%
Soil Microbiome
40%
Soil Organic Matter
40%
Nutrient Retention
40%
Successional Gradient
40%
N Retention
40%
Ecological Intensification
40%
Addressing Issues
20%
Recent Advances
20%
N Availability
20%
Ecosystem Function
20%
Weeds
20%
Low nutrient
20%
Grassland
20%
Water Retention
20%
Terrestrial Ecosystems
20%
Carbon Sequestration
20%
Net Ecosystem Productivity
20%
Disturbance Regime
20%
Soil Structure
20%
Ecosystem Services
20%
Grassland Ecosystem
20%
Ecosystem Succession
20%
N2 Fixation
20%
Nutrient Uptake
20%
Late-successional
20%
Early-successional
20%
Crop Species
20%
Active Soil Layer
20%
Conceptual Model
20%
Herbicide
20%
N Input
20%
Ecological Implications
20%
Secondary Succession
20%
Water Uptake
20%
Soil Organic Carbon Pools
20%
Tillage Practices
20%
Supply-demand
20%
Ecological Function
20%
Degraded Soil
20%
Available N
20%
Annual Crops
20%
Perennial Species
20%
Soil N Supply
20%
N Export
20%
N Economy
20%
Weed Invasion
20%
No-till Cropping Systems
20%
Microbial Immobilization
20%
Erosion Loss
20%
Synthetic Fertilizer
20%
High Turnover
20%
Crop Demand
20%
Attention Switching
20%
Environmental Consequences
20%
Ecological Literature
20%
Functional Soil
20%
Low Water
20%
Non-crop Vegetation
20%
Perennial Grain Crops
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Grains
100%
Soil Organic Matter
75%
Grassland
50%
Perennials
50%
Soil Erosion
50%
Agroecosystem
50%
Soil Microbiome
50%
Carbon Sequestration
25%
Terrestrial Ecosystem
25%
Soil Structure
25%
Nutrient Uptake
25%
Nutrient Retention
25%
Herbicide
25%
Secondary Succession
25%
Cropping System
25%
Water Uptake
25%
Ecological Function
25%
Tillage Implements
25%
Ecosystem Service
25%
Nitrogen Fixation
25%
Grain Crops
25%