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Monday 12 December 2016

Belowground Ecosystem Processes

Attention!

The Northern Research Station has realigned our staff from 37 Research Work Units and Programs into 14 new Research Work Units.

Our Mission

Trees contribute massive amounts of organic matter to forest soils in the form of fine-root inputs and litterfall. Soils, in turn, supply trees with water and nutrients essential for growth. All of this is mediated by an intricate web of interactions among tree roots and soil organisms. We are studying how forest management and environmental change affect these biological processes. This will help us determine methods to increase the productivity and sustainability of our forests. 
Our research is focused on: 
  • Carbon Science
  • Global Change Biology
  • Soil Organisms

More Information

This site is under development as the Forest Service brings together the Northeastern and North Central Research Stations to form the Northern Research Station, serving the Northeast and Midwest. Check back often as we expand our site to reflect our combined commitment to supporting the natural resources and people of the Northeastern and Midwestern United States. 
For more details about our research visit http://www.ncrs.fs.fed.us/4159/

For further details log on website :
http://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/4159/

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