Collaborative research on below-ground ecosystem function: merging long-term climate monitoring with soil, root, and fooweb dynamics to understand mechanisms regulating C and N transformations in Olympic National Park
Pregitzer KS, Rygiewicz PT, Stottlemyer R, Green SA, Chen J, Burton AJ, Hobbie EA. 2000. Collaborative research on below-ground ecosystem function: merging long-term climate monitoring with soil, root, and fooweb dynamics to understand mechanisms regulating C and N transformations in Olympic National Park. Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI
Progress report for variety of research efforts conducted under the Park Research and Intensive Monitong of Ecosystems Network (PRIMENet) program in 2000.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Pregitzer, Kurt; Rygiewicz, Paul; Stottlemyer, Robert; Green, Sarah; Chen, Jiquan; Burton, Andrew; Hobbie, Erik
- Date of Issue
- 2000-01-31
- Units
- OLYM
- Keywords
- Ecosystem Studies, Gray Wolf River Watershed, Hoh River Watershed, Monitoring, Nutrient Cycling, Snowpack, Soil, Vegetation, Water Chemistry, Weather