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Subarctic winter-warming promotes soil microbial resilience to freeze-thaw cycles and enhances the microbial carbon-use efficiency

Lí, Jin-Tao

Hicks, Lettice C.

Brangarí, Albert C.

Tájmel, Dániel

Cruz-Paredes, Carla

Rousk, Johannes
Original data for the study: Lí, et al. Subarctic winter-warming promotes soil microbial resilience to freeze-thaw cycles and enhances the microbial carbon-use efficiency. This dataset mainly contains the data showing the legacy effect of field winter warming on the dynamic response of soil microbial growth, respiration, and C-use efficiency during an imposed freezing-thawing perturbation. Six sheets are included in an Excel file named "Open data for WinterWarmingFTW.xlsx" as follows: Figure1. Field temp & moist Table1. Soil variables & PLFAs Figure2. PCA of PLFAs Figure3. Bac & Fung grwoth Figure4. Resp Figure5. FB & CUE
- Fudan University China (People's Republic of)
- Lund University Sweden
- Fudan University China (People's Republic of)
climate change, Arctic, microbial respiration, microbial growth efficiency, temperature, microbial growth, resilience, freezing-thawing
climate change, Arctic, microbial respiration, microbial growth efficiency, temperature, microbial growth, resilience, freezing-thawing
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