Soil Biology and Biochemistry

The dataset contains hyphal length densities (HLDs) of field-grown litter of extraradical hyphae of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi remaining after in-growth bag incubation periods of 0.5–8 months in a warm-temperate Chamaecyparis obtusa forest in Central Japan. The dataset is provided with the article “Decomposition rate of extraradical hyphae of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi decreases rapidly over time and varies by hyphal diameter and season” by Holger Schäfer, Masako Dannoura, Mioko Ataka, and Akira Osawa.

Dataset of our manuscript.

This database belongs to a meta analysis on litter mixture decomposition. Published data was included when the research on litter mixture decomposition used litterbags and two species mixtures. Litter quality, environment and experimental design are recorded as well as mass loss in percentage

Heterotrophic bacterial production calculations for soil sampling by Biological Laser Printer techology (BioLP)

ASVs tables used in this study. Sequences were rarefied to the smallest sample size for prokaryotes and fungi in TT and DH sites.

The dataset includes a meta-analysis of 27 warming field and laboratory experiments. The R markdown script with the statistical analyses and related figures and tables is attached.

The Dataset_Raw data file includes numbers reported by original study authors, in some cases with transformations from areal soil carbon (Mg / ha) to concentration (e.g., g / kg) using bulk density values. Few other transformations have been performed in the Dataset_Raw file. The Dataset_Processed file includes values from Dataset_Raw as well as those derived from the calculations described in the Methods, Section 2.2. Please refer to the Metadata file for descriptions of column headers.

This is the original data for the illustrations (Figure, 2, 3, 4 and 5), all of the analyses were base on this dataset.

Soil properties and plant biomass: salinity, pH, bulk density, moisture content, ORP; aboveground and belowground biomass; root Fe piaque; Enzyme activity and bacterial abundance: cellobiohydrolase, phenol oxidase, Geobacter and Gallionella; Solid-phase Fe species: non-sulfidic Fe(II), Fe sulfides, amorphous Fe(III), crystalline Fe(III) and molar Fe(II):Fe(III) ratios; Soil C and Fe-bound C pool: SOC pool, molar OC:Fe ratio, Fe-bound C pool and the ratio of Fe-bound C pool to SOC pool.

Data were derived from GeoChip 3.0 functional gene microarray for soil samples from 12 tropical forest and pasture sites in southeastern Puerto Rico. See metadata file for additional information on column descriptions and sample IDs.