Belowground Biomass Sampling
Belowground Biomass Sampling is a methodological procedure in ecological research that quantifies the mass of plant-derived organic matter located beneath the soil surface, distinguishing it from aboveground biomass assessment by specifically targeting root systems and other subterranean plant structures.
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Large‐scale pattern of biomass partitioning across China's grasslands
Yuanhe Yang, Jingyun Fang, Wenhong Ma et al. · Global Ecology and Biogeography · 2009 · 282 citations · Full text
Use of ground-penetrating radar to study tree roots in the southeastern United States
John R. Butnor, Jim Doolittle, L. W. Kress et al. · Tree Physiology · 2001 · 224 citations
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Beijing, China
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Agricultural Research Service
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Rocky Mountain Research (United States)
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Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Norwegian University of Life Sciences
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Southern Research Station
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