Publications by authors named "Ty Boyack"
Article Synopsis
- Tracing rare stable isotopes in plant materials helps scientists understand ecosystem processes like CO2 flux and soil organic matter formation, providing valuable insights into biogeochemical transformations.
- Using combinations of stable isotopes, such as (13)C with (15)N, allows for deeper analysis of how different components of plants react in microbial processes and carbon storage over time.
- The authors describe a new method and system for growing plants labeled with (13)C and (15)N uniformly or differentially, enabling more precise research in ecosystem studies, illustrated by successful results from the plant Andropogon gerardii.
