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The hemiparasitic angiosperm Bartsia alpina has the potential to accelerate decomposition in sub-arctic communities
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A soil microcosm system and its application to measurements of respiration and nutrient leaching
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Nutrient Use and Nutrient Cycling in Northern Ecosystems
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Decomposition of eucalyptus leaves in litter mixtures
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Fungal translocation as a mechanism for soil nitrogen inputs to surface residue decomposition in a no-tillage agroecosystem
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Effects of leaf litter mixtures on the decomposition of Quercus serrata and Pinus densiflora using field and laboratory microcosm methods
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Root hemiparasites and plant diversity in experimental grassland communities
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Leaf structure and defence control litter decomposition rate across species and life forms in regional floras on two continents
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Host affiliation in two subarctic hemiparasitic plants:Bartsia alpinaandPedicularis lapponica
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DECOMPOSITION OF THE LEAVES OF SOME FOREST TREES UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS
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Annotated Check‐List of Vascular Plants in the Abisko‐Area of Lake Torneträsk, Sweden
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Water relations, temperatures, and mineral nutrients in Pedicularis dasyantha (Scrophulariaceae) from Svalbard, Norway
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Litter mass-loss rates and decomposition patterns in some needle and leaf litter types. Long-term decomposition in a Scots pine forest. VII
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NUTRITIONAL AND PLANT-MEDIATED CONTROLS ON LEAF LITTER DECOMPOSITION OFCAREXSPECIES
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PARASITE IMPACTS ON HOST COMMUNITIES: PLANT PARASITISMIN A CALIFORNIA COASTAL PRAIRIE
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Decay Rates, Nitrogen Fluxes, and Decomposer Communiies of Single‐ and Mixed‐Species Foliar Litter
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Forest Litter Decomposition in Relation to Soil Nitrogen Dynamics and Litter Quality
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Parasitic and Competitive Interactions between the Hemiparasites Rhinanthus Serotinus and Odontites Rubra and their Host Medicago Sativa
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Impact of a Parasitic Plant on the Structure and Dynamics of Salt Marsh Vegetation
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Resorption of Nitrogen and Dry Matter Prior to Leaf Abscission: Variation Among Individuals, Sites and Years in the Mountain Birch
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Temperature and Plant Species Control Over Litter Decomposition in Alaskan Tundra
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Influence of Chemical Composition, Addition of Raspberry Leaves, and Nitrogen Supply on Decomposition Rate and Dynamics of Nitrogen and Phosphorus in Beech Leaf Litter
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Respiration and Nutrient Release from Tree Leaf Litter Mixtures
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Biodiversity and Plant Litter: Experimental Evidence Which Does Not Support the View That Enhanced Species Richness Improves Ecosystem Function
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Aboveground and belowground responses to quality and heterogeneity of organic inputs to the boreal forest
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Changing leaf litter feedbacks on plant production across contrasting sub-arctic peatland species and growth forms
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Parasites boost productivity: effects of mistletoe on litterfall dynamics in a temperate Australian forest
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Neighbour identity hardly affects litter-mixture effects on decomposition rates of New Zealand forest species
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Biodiversity at the plant–soil interface: microbial abundance and community structure respond to litter mixing
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Contrasting effects of hemiparasites on ecosystem processes: can positive litter effects offset the negative effects of parasitism?
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Resource limitation and the role of a hemiparasite on a restored prairie
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Effects of two contrasting hemiparasitic plant species on biomass production and nitrogen availability
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Disease Ecology Meets Ecosystem Science
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The invasive plant species Solidago gigantea increases litter decomposition rates by altering soil characteristics
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Impact of hemiparasitic Rhinanthus angustifolius and R. minor on nitrogen availability in grasslands
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Nutrient input from hemiparasitic litter favors plant species with a fast-growth strategy
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Non-additive effects of species mixing on litter mass loss and chemical properties in a Mongolian pine plantation of Northeast China
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Effects of litter mixing on litter decomposition and soil properties along simulated invasion gradients of non-native trees
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Positive response of host root-associated bacterial community and soil nutrients to inhibitory parasitism of dodder
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The influence of mistletoes on nutrient cycling in a semi-arid savanna, southwest Zimbabwe
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Mistletoes via input of nutrient-rich litter increases nutrient supply and enhance plant species composition and growth in a semi-arid savanna, southwest Zimbabwe
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Beneath the mistletoe: parasitized trees host a more diverse herbaceous vegetation and are more visited by rabbits
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Arctic Terrestrial Ecosystems
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Termitaria vs. mistletoe: Effects on soil properties and plant structure in a semi-arid savanna
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Effect of litter substrate quality and soil nutrients on forest litter decomposition: A review
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Functional and species composition of understory plants varies with mistletoe-infection on Vachellia karroo trees in a semi-arid African savanna
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Cuscuta australis litter input enhances decomposition and modulates the mycorrhizal effect on soil phosphorus availability
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Correlated trophic and bioactive activities in the parasite-host relationship – Phelipanche purpurea vs. Achillea arabica case study
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Enhanced soil nutrient concentrations beneath-canopy of savanna trees infected by mistletoes in a southern African savanna
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Introducing ecosystem engineers for grassland biodiversity conservation: A review of the effects of hemiparasitic Rhinanthus species on plant and animal communities at multiple trophic levels
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Litter quality and interactions of macrophytes tissues decomposition in a eutrophic shallow lake
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Nitrogen rather than carbon released by litter decomposition mediates nutrient relationships in a multispecies forest plantation with hemiparasite
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The influence of plant litter diversity on decomposer abundance and diversity
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Hemiparasitic litter additions alter gross nitrogen turnover in temperate semi-natural grassland soils
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Dodder parasitism limited the effect of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi on litter decomposition
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Fifteen-years of continuous application of organic materials improve the soil aggregation, organic carbon status and sustain the productivity of the basmati rice-wheat system
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Going with the flow: plant vascular systems mediate indirect interactions between plants, insect herbivores, and hemi-parasitic plants
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The influence of mistletoes on nitrogen cycling in a semi-arid savanna, south-west Zimbabwe
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Current measures of nutrient resorption efficiency lead to a substantial underestimation of real resorption efficiency: facts and solutions
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Ecosystem scale trade-off in nitrogen acquisition pathways
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The diversity of life in soil
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Feedbacks between plants and soil biota
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Some conclusions and future perspectives
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Litter mixing significantly affects decomposition in the Hulun Buir meadow steppe of Inner Mongolia, China†
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Species and genetic diversity affect leaf litter decomposition in subtropical broadleaved forest in southern China
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Nutrient resorption from senescing leaves of epiphytes, hemiparasites and their hosts in tropical forests of Sri Lanka
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Characterization of nitrogen relationships between Sorghum bicolor and the root-hemiparasitic angiosperm Striga hermonthica (Del.) Benth. using K15NO3 as isotopic tracer
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Parasites structuring ecological communities: The mistletoe footprint in Mediterranean pine forests
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Mistletoe litter accelerates the decomposition of recalcitrant host litter in a semi‐arid savanna, south‐west Zimbabwe
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The impact of hemiparasitic plant litter on decomposition: direct, seasonal and litter mixing effects
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Parasitic plants as facilitators: more Dryad than Dracula?
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Impacts of parasitic plants on natural communities
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The effects of hemiparasitic plant removal on community structure and seedling establishment in semi‐natural grasslands
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Disproportionate Declines in Ground-Foraging Insectivorous Birds after Mistletoe Removal
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Biodiversity, Distributions and Adaptations of Arctic Species in the Context of Environmental Change
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