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The New Phytologist|June 16, 2015
Fine roots are the dominant source of recalcitrant plant litter in sugar maple-dominated northern hardwood forestsMengxue Xia, Alan F Talhelm, Kurt S PregitzerEcosystems (New York, N.Y.)|June 4, 2019
Long-Term Simulated Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition Alters Leaf and Fine Root DecompositionMengxue Xia, Alan F Talhelm, Kurt S PregitzerSoil Biology & Biochemistry|June 11, 2019
Chronic nitrogen deposition influences the chemical dynamics of leaf litter and fine roots during decompositionMengxue Xia, Alan F Talhelm, Kurt S PregitzerEcology Letters|September 17, 2009
Species-specific responses to atmospheric carbon dioxide and tropospheric ozone mediate changes in soil carbonAlan F Talhelm, Kurt S Pregitzer, Donald R ZakThe New Phytologist|November 10, 2010
Ephemeral root modules in Fraxinus mandshuricaMengxue Xia, Dali Guo, Kurt S PregitzerEcology|February 10, 2011
Nitrogen turnover in the leaf litter and fine roots of sugar mapleKurt S Pregitzer, Donald R Zak, Alan F Talhelm, et al.Ecological Applications : a Publication of the Ecological Society of America|March 7, 2009
Simulated atmospheric NO3- deposition increases soil organic matter by slowing decompositionDonald R Zak, William E Holmes, Andrew J Burton, et al.Trends in Ecology & Evolution|September 14, 2007
Ecosystem assembly and terrestrial carbon balance under elevated CO(2)Kate L Bradley, Kurt S PregitzerTree Physiology|February 5, 2003
Field measurements of root respiration indicate little to no seasonal temperature acclimation for sugar maple and red pineAndrew J Burton, Kurt S PregitzerTree Physiology|January 5, 2002
Measurement carbon dioxide concentration does not affect root respiration of nine tree species in the fieldAndrew J Burton, Kurt S PregitzerPageof 7