Microbial Nitrogen Immobilization is a nutrient cycling process in which inorganic nitrogen is assimilated into microbial biomass, thereby temporarily sequestering nitrogen in organic form and reducing its availability to plants and other organisms in the ecosystem.
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EFFECTS OF PLANT COMPOSITION AND DIVERSITY ON NUTRIENT CYCLING
David U. Hooper, Peter M. Vitousek · Ecological Monographs · 1998 · 771 citations · Full text
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