LCZO -- Soil Microbes, Soil Geochemistry -- Enzyme activity and microbial community structure -- Northeastern Puerto Rico -- (2011-2012)

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Stone, M.M., DeForest, J.L., Plante, A.F.

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CZO Luquillo CZO National

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Abstract

see chapter three of http://criticalzone.org/luquillo/publications/pub/stone-plante-2014-soil-microbial-communities-and-soil-organic-matter-compos/

Subject Keywords

Coverage

Spatial

Coordinate System/Geographic Projection:

WGS 84 EPSG:4326

Coordinate Units:

Decimal degrees

Place/Area Name:

Northeastern Puerto Rico and the Luquillo Mountains, Northeastern Puerto Rico

North Latitude

18.3223°

East Longitude

-65.7407°

South Latitude

18.2614°

West Longitude

-65.8569°

Temporal

Start Date:	06/01/2011
End Date:	07/05/2012

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Name	Value
czos	Luquillo
czo_id	3970
citation	Stone M. M., J.L. DeForest, and A.F. Plante (2014), Changes in extracellular enzyme activity and microbial community structure with soil depth at the Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory. University of Pennsylvania.
keywords	extracellular enzyme activity, microbial community structure
subtitle	Changes in extracellular enzyme activity and microbial community structure with soil depth at the Luquillo Critical Zone Observatory
variables	soil order, forest type, catena position, pit, soil depth, carbon concentration, nitrogen concentration, total extractable phosphorus, ppm (sum of Bicarb and NaOH P), sodium bicarbonate extractable P, NaOH extractable P, soil pH (1:10 soil : DI water), water content, alphia glucosidase activity, alpha glucosidase activity per unit biomass, alphia glucosidase activity per unit soil C, beta glucosidase activity, beta glucosidase activity per unit biomass, beta glucosidase activity per unit soil C, beta xylosidase activity, beta xylosidase activity per unit biomass, beta xylosidase activity per unit soil C, cellobiohydrolase activity, cellobiohyrolase activity per unit biomass, cellobiohyrolase activity per unit soil C, N-acetyl glucosaminidase activity, N-acetyl glucosaminidase activity per unit biomass, N-acetyl glucosaminidase activity per unit soil C, acid phosphatase activity, acid phosphatase activity per unit biomass, acid phosphatase activity per unit soil C, carbon-degradizing enzyme activity (AG+BG+BX+CBH), carbon-degrading enzyme activity per unit biomass, log ( (NAG / (AG + BG+BX+CBH))+1) represents ratio of N:C enzyme activity, log((AG+BG+BX+CBH)/AP)+1) represents ratio of C:P enzyme activity, log((NAG/AP)+1), AG+BG+BX+CBH+AP+NAGrepresents total extracellular enzyme activity, (AG+BG+BX+CBH+AP+NAG) / bio.nmol represents total enzyme activity normalized to total biomass, Actinobacteria biomass, Arbuscular mycorhizal fungi biomass, Anaerobic bacteria biomass, Eukaryote biomass (non-fungal), Fungal biomass (non-AMF), Gram negative bacteria biomass, Gram positive bacteria biomass, General biomarkers biomass (non-specific to a certain group), nmol Act C / bio.nmol, nmol AMF C / bio.nmol, nmol Ana C / bio.nmol, nmol Euk C / bio.nmol, nmol Fung C / bio.nmol, nmol GramN C / bio.nmol, nmol GramP C / bio.nmol, Act + Ana + GramN + GramP, Fung + AMF,
disciplines	Biogeochemistry

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