Data from: Relationships of plant traits and soil biota to soil functions change as N fertiliser rates increase in an intensively managed grassland.

The data used in: Orwin, K.H., Mason, N.W.H., Aslders, L., Bell, N., Schon, N., Mudge, P.L. (in press) Relationships of plant traits and soil biota to soil functions change as N fertiliser rates increase in an intensively managed agricultural system. Journal of Applied Ecology.

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Plant trait and community composition dataCSV
This dataset contains the percentage contribution of each species to the community, and community weighted mean trait values. Only plots where we had trait data for species that together...
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CWM SLACSV
This dataset contains community weighted mean trait values for SLA. Only plots where we had SLA data for species that together contributed greater than 80% of the biomass are included. See Orwin et...
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Soil functions and biological dataCSV
This dataset contains all soil functional, microbial and nematode data for all 126 plots.
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Maintainer	Kate Orwin
Maintainer Email	Kate Orwin
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Language	English
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