Göran I. Ågren

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Göran I. Ågren

Earth Sciences

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Soil Science

#57

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#65

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Environmental Science

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Göran I. Ågren's Degrees

PhD Soil Science Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Masters Soil Science Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Temperature and soil organic matter decomposition rates – synthesis of current knowledge and a way forward (2011) (1132)
Environmental and stoichiometric controls on microbial carbon-use efficiency in soils. (2012) (926)
The likely impact of elevated [CO2], nitrogen deposition, increased temperature and management on carbon sequestration in temperate and boreal forest ecosystems: a literature review. (2007) (666)
Temperature sensitivity of soil respiration rates enhanced by microbial community response (2014) (472)
CARBON SEQUESTRATION IN ECOSYSTEMS: THE ROLE OF STOICHIOMETRY (2004) (468)
Stoichiometry and Nutrition of Plant Growth in Natural Communities (2008) (441)
Soil organic matter quality interpreted thermodynamically (1999) (413)
Process-based models for forest ecosystem management: current state of the art and challenges for practical implementation. (2000) (387)
The C:N:P stoichiometry of autotrophs: Theory and observations (2004) (382)
Nitrogen saturation of terrestrial ecosystems. (1988) (347)
The response of heterotrophic CO2 flux to soil warming (2005) (308)
Nutrient limitation on terrestrial plant growth--modeling the interaction between nitrogen and phosphorus. (2012) (296)
RESPONSES OF N‐LIMITED ECOSYSTEMS TO INCREASED CO2: A BALANCED‐NUTRITION, COUPLED‐ELEMENT‐CYCLES MODEL (1997) (279)
Impact of long-term nitrogen addition on carbon stocks in trees and soils in northern Europe (2008) (276)
Theoretical ecosystem ecology : understanding element cycles (1996) (264)
Isotope Discrimination during Decomposition of Organic Matter: A Theoretical Analysis (1996) (254)
Theory for growth of plants derived from the nitrogen productivity concept (1985) (253)
Root: shoot ratio as a balance between nitrogen productivity and photosynthesis (1987) (236)
Knowledge gaps in soil carbon and nitrogen interactions – From molecular to global scale (2011) (226)
Root : shoot ratios, optimization and nitrogen productivity. (2003) (225)
The Influence of Plant Nutrition on Biomass Allocation. (1991) (209)
State-of-the-Art of Models of Production-Decomposition Linkages in Conifer and Grassland Ecosystems. (1991) (204)
Nutrient uptake and allocation at steady-state nutrition (1988) (191)
Theories and methods on plant nutrition and growth (1992) (181)
Theoretical analysis of decomposition of heterogeneous substrates (1985) (180)
Theoretical Analysis of the Long-Term Dynamics of Carbon and Nitrogen in Soils (1987) (153)
Quality : a bridge between theory and experiment in soil organic matter studies (1996) (145)
Dynamics of Carbon and Nitrogen in the Organic Matter of the Soil: A Generic Theory (1991) (140)
Plant stoichiometry at different scales: element concentration patterns reflect environment more than genotype. (2012) (137)
Carbon allocation between tree root growth and root respiration in boreal pine forest (2002) (134)
Combining theory and experiment to understand effects of inorganic nitrogen on litter decomposition (2001) (131)
Nitrogen productivity of some conifers (1983) (125)
Temperature sensitivity and substrate quality in soil organic matter decomposition: results of an incubation study with three substrates (2009) (123)
What determines the temperature response of soil organic matter decomposition (2007) (122)
Pools and fluxes of carbon in three Norway spruce ecosystems along a climatic gradient in Sweden (2008) (120)
Pine Forest Floor Carbon Accumulation in Response to N and PK Additions: Bomb 14C Modelling and Respiration Studies (2003) (119)
Limiting dissimilarity in plants: randomness prevents exclusion of species with similar competitive abilities (1984) (118)
Reconciling differences in predictions of temperature response of soil organic matter (2002) (115)
Changes in carbon stores in Swedish forest soils due to increased biomass harvest and increased temperatures analysed with a semi-empirical model (2003) (101)
Aerosol depletion and deposition in forests ― a model analysis (1985) (98)
Predicting effects of different harvesting intensities with a model of nitrogen limited forest growth (1999) (96)
Are Swedish forest soils sinks or sources for CO2—model analyses based on forest inventory data (2007) (94)
Leaf senescence and resorption as mechanisms of maximizing photosynthetic production during canopy development at N limitation (2002) (91)
Causes and Consequences of Forest Growth Trends in Europe – Results of the RECOGNITION Project (2008) (87)
Decomposition of needle litter and its organic chemical components: theory and field experiments. Long-term decomposition in a Scots pine forest. III (1984) (86)
Organic matter quality in ecological studies: theory meets experiment (2001) (86)
Theoretical analysis of microbial biomass dynamics in soils (1994) (79)
Combining theory and experiment to understand effects of inorganic nitrogen on litter decomposition (2001) (77)
Ecological effects and management aspects of an exotic tree species : the case of lodgepole pine in Sweden (2001) (76)
Theoretical analyses of soil texture effects on organic matter dynamics (1997) (74)
The effect of quasispherical solutes on the nematic to isotropic transition in liquid crystals (1976) (73)
THEORETICAL ECOSYSTEM ECOLOGY (1999) (67)
Modelling the influence of ectomycorrhizal decomposition on plant nutrition and soil carbon sequestration in boreal forest ecosystems. (2017) (67)
Farmers’ local knowledge and topsoil properties of agroforestry practices in Sidama, Southern Ethiopia (2007) (66)
Soil organic carbon stock changes in Swedish forest soils—A comparison of uncertainties and their sources through a national inventory and two simulation models (2013) (66)
Decomposer invasion rate, decomposer growth rate, and substrate chemical quality: how they influence soil organic matter turnover (2001) (66)
Soil Food Webs and Ecosystem Processes: Decomposition in Donor-Control and Lotka-Volterra Systems (1997) (64)
Plant nutrition and growth: Basic principles (2004) (60)
Modeling litter quality effects on decompostion and soil organic matter dynamics (1997) (59)
Production and turnover of ectomycorrhizal extramatrical mycelial biomass and necromass under elevated CO2 and nitrogen fertilization. (2016) (58)
The climate effect of increased forest bioenergy use in Sweden: evaluation at different spatial and temporal scales (2016) (57)
Forest carbon balances at the landscape scale investigated with the Q model and the CoupModel - Responses to intensified harvests (2013) (57)
Population respiration a theoretical approach (1980) (56)
Theory for Coexistence of Species Differing in Regeneration Properties (1979) (54)
Estimating the critical N:C from litter decomposition data and its relation to soil organic matter stoichiometry (2013) (52)
Relationships Between Tree and Soil Properties in Picea abies and Pinus sylvestris Forests in Sweden (2010) (51)
Effects of Plant Growth Characteristics on Biogeochemistry and Community Composition in a Changing Climate (1999) (49)
Predicting long-term soil carbon storage from short-term information (1998) (49)
Quality or decomposer efficiency - which is most important in the temperature response of litter decomposition? A modelling study using the GLUE methodology (2010) (48)
TERRESTRIAL C SEQUESTRATION AT ELEVATED CO2 AND TEMPERATURE: THE ROLE OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC N LOSS (2005) (46)
Analysing temperature response of decomposition of organic matter (2005) (46)
Limits to plant production (1985) (46)
Carbon and nitrogen transfer in leaf litter mixtures (2013) (44)
When will litter mixtures decompose faster or slower than individual litters? A model for two litters (2012) (43)
Simulation of soil carbon and nutrient development under Pinus sylvestris and Pinus contorta (2001) (41)
Modelling Long-Term Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics in an Arable Soil Receiving Organic Matter (1996) (40)
Theoretical analyses of interactions between inorganic nitrogen and soil organic matter (1995) (40)
The effects of land use on soil N mineralization during the growing season on the northern Loess Plateau of China (2011) (39)
Exact solutions to the continuous-quality equation for soil organic matter turnover. (2003) (38)
Theoretical analyses of carbon and nutrient dynamics in soil profiles (1996) (38)
Measuring and modeling continuous quality distributions of soil organic matter (2009) (37)
Temperature dependence of old soil organic matter (2000) (36)
Effects of variations in simulated changes in soil carbon contents and dynamics on future climate projections (2010) (36)
THE POWER AND REACTIVE CONTINUUM MODELS AS PARTICULAR CASES OF THE Q-THEORY OF ORGANIC MATTER DYNAMICS (1995) (33)
Theoretical Analysis of Carbon and Nutrient Interactions in Soils under Energy-Limited Conditions (1991) (33)
Food Webs in Soil: An Interface Between Population and Ecosystem Ecology (1995) (32)
How Do Soil Organisms Affect Total Organic Nitrogen Storage and Substrate Nitrogen to Carbon Ratio in Soils? A Theoretical Analysis (1999) (30)
Decomposition of heterogeneous substrates; An experimental investigation of a hypothesis on substrate and microbial properties (1990) (30)
Modelling soil carbon development in Swedish coniferous forest soils—An uncertainty analysis of parameters and model estimates using the GLUE method (2011) (29)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Principles and Applications (2012) (29)
A CORRECTION FOR FOOD RESPIRATION IN BALANCING ENERGY BUDGETS (1979) (28)
Are Swedish forest soils sinks or sources for CO2—model analyses based on forest inventory data (2008) (28)
Nitrogen productivity or photosynthesis minus respiration to calculate plant growth (1996) (28)
Sustainable tree biomass production (2000) (27)
Modeling biological systems (1997) (26)
Using the continuous‐quality theory to predict microbial biomass and soil organic carbon following organic amendments (2004) (26)
Climate change: Microbial mitigation (2010) (23)
Evaluation of past and future changes in European forest growth by means of four process-based models (2008) (23)
Dynamics of soil C, N and Ca in four Swedish forests after removal of tops, branches and stumps as predicted by the Q model (2012) (23)
Modelling carbon dynamics in coniferous forest soils in a temperature gradient (2002) (22)
End‐chain flexibility and the nematic‐isotropic transition in liquid crystals: A lattice model of hard particles with rigid, rodlike, central cores and semiflexible pendant segments (1974) (22)
Aerosol concentration profiles within a mature coniferous forest—Model versus field results (1985) (22)
Root respiration data and minirhizotron observations conflict with root turnover estimates from sequential soil coring (2007) (20)
Multi-Dimensional Plant Element Stoichiometry—Looking Beyond Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus (2020) (20)
Modelling carbon allocation - a review (1993) (18)
Simulated mechanisms of soil N feedback on the forest CO2 response (2007) (17)
Omnivores as plant bodyguards—A model of the importance of plant quality (2012) (17)
Increased or Decreased Separation of Flowering Times? The Joint Effect of Competition for Space and Pollination in Plants (1980) (17)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Soil organic matter dynamics (2011) (16)
Nitrogen budgets for Scots pine and Norway spruce ecosystems 12 and 7 years after the end of long-term fertilisation (2007) (16)
Theory and model or art and technology in ecology (1990) (16)
Feedback from soil inorganic nitrogen on soil organic matter mineralisation and growth in a boreal forest ecosystem (2010) (15)
Generic parameters of first-order kinetics accurately describe soil organic matter decay in bare fallow soils over a wide edaphic and climatic range (2019) (15)
Natural Selection for Variation in Offspring Numbers: Comments on a Paper by J. H. Gillespie (1980) (14)
What are the physical, chemical, and biological processes that control the formation and degradation of nonliving organic matter? (1995) (14)
LATTICE MODEL FOR A BINARY MIXTURE OF HARD RODS AND HARD CUBES. APPLICATION TO SOLUTE INDUCED NEMATIC → ISOTROPIC TRANSITIONS (1975) (14)
Annual carbon budget for a young [14-yr-old] Scots pine. (1980) (14)
The relationship between the growth rate of young plants and their total-N concentration is unique and simple: a comment (1995) (14)
Temperature sensitivity of nitrogen productivity for Scots pine and Norway spruce (2004) (13)
Land-use alters the temperature response of microbial carbon-use efficiency in soils – a consumption-based approach (2020) (12)
Ectomycorrhiza, Friend or Foe? (2019) (12)
Mixture of hard spherocylinders and spheres in the virial expansion (1975) (12)
The application of the model NAP to the Solling spruce site. (1995) (11)
Modeling Response of N Addition on C and N Allocation in Scandinavian Norway Spruce Stands (2005) (11)
Is There a Theoretical Limit to Soil Carbon Storage in Old-Growth Forests? A Model Analysis with Contrasting Approaches (2009) (8)
Quality and irreversibility: constraints on ecosystem development (2002) (7)
Forest soil carbon sink in the Nordic region (2014) (7)
Nitrogen dynamics in European forest ecosystems: considerations regarding anthropogenic nitrogen depositions. (1983) (7)
Chemical and biological evaluations of protein quality in Ethiopian crops and diets. (1970) (7)
Complexity versus simplicity in modelling acid deposition effects on forest growth. (1995) (6)
A model for the non-diffusive part of the motion of the paraffinic chains in lipid-water systems. Analyses of nmr experiments (1972) (6)
Nitrogen productivity and allocation responses of 12 important tree species to increased CO2 (2017) (6)
New frontiers in the study of element interactions (2003) (6)
Phenological spread in plants: A result of adaptations to environmental stochasticity? (1980) (6)
Quality or decomposer efficiency - which is most important for the temperature response of litter decomposition? (2010) (5)
Methodology for the application of process-based models to analyse changes in European forest growth (2008) (5)
Significance of changes in Kc values for CaAl exchange and its effects on soil and water acidification predictions (1989) (5)
Modelling Dissolved Organic Carbon Production in Coniferous Forest Soils (2018) (5)
The interaction between CO2 and plant nutrition: comments on a paper by Coleman, McConnaughay and Bazzaz (1994) (4)
Energy budgets do balance—A comment on a paper by Wightman and Rogers (1979) (4)
A comparison of empirical and process-based modelling methods for analysing changes in European forest growth (2008) (4)
Fine root turnover in forest ecosystems : Measuring fine root turnover in forest ecosystems (2005) (4)
On environmental variability and limits to similarity. (1980) (3)
Measuring and modelling continuous quality distributions of soil organic matter (2009) (3)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Plant production (2011) (2)
Pools and fluxes of carbon in three Norway spruce ecosystems along a climatic gradient in Sweden (2008) (2)
Corrigendum: Multi-Dimensional Plant Element Stoichiometry—Looking Beyond Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus (2020) (2)
Analysis of the long-term consequences for sustainability of observed growth changes of the European forests (2008) (2)
Models for forestry. (1987) (2)
Analysis of the relative importance of nutrients,climatic factors, and CO2 as causes of observedchanges in growth (2008) (2)
Description of the models applied in the modelling approach (2008) (2)
Analysis of integro-differential equations modeling the vertical decomposition of soil organic matter (2016) (2)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Ecosystem structure: site factors, soil and vegetation (2011) (1)
Monte-carlo study of motions for a flexible macromolecule in the presence of fixed obstacles (1972) (1)
The Role of Swedish Forest to Achieve the Climate Neutrality Target in the Energy Sector by 2050 (2016) (1)
Simple elimination models: Theoretical estimates of the effect of variations in elimination rates (1981) (1)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Principles (2011) (1)
Modeling persistence of coarse woody debris residuals in boreal forests as an ecological property (2021) (1)
Response to comments on “Root respiration data and minirhizotron observations conflict with root turnover estimates from sequential soil coring” (2007) (1)
Correlations between needle and shoot growth characteristics in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) stands (1985) (1)
Element interactions: theoretical considerations. (2003) (1)
APPLICATION TO SOLUTE INDUCED NEMATIC → ISOTROPIC TRANSITIONS (2016) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: History of ecology (2011) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Ecology, ecosystem and ecosystem science (2011) (0)
Tectonic to orbital changes (2011) (0)
Is site productivity permanently changed by repeated fertilisation (2010) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Environmental changes and ecosystem effects: two historical examples (2011) (0)
Interactive comment on “ Quality or decomposer efficiency – which is most important in the temperature response of litter decomposition ? A modelling study using the GLUE methodology ” by (2010) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Glossary (2011) (0)
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED (2002) (0)
Nitrogen economy of a pine forest ecosystem (2004) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Society and terrestrial ecosystem ecology (2011) (0)
Millennial to centennial or postglacial changes (2011) (0)
Biogeosciences Measuring and modeling continuous quality distributions of soil organic matter (2010) (0)
Temperature sensitivity of nitrogen productivity (2002) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Energy and water (2011) (0)
The Laws of Ecosystem Ecology@@@Theoretical Ecosystem Ecology: Understanding Element Cycles (1999) (0)
Title : Thermal adaptation of microbial communities enhances soil C loss under global warming (2014) (0)
Ectomycorrhiza, Friend or Foe? (2019) (0)
THE CLIMATE BENEFITS OF INCREASED FOREST BIOENERGY USE IN SWEDEN: EVALUATION AT DIFFERENT SCALES (2014) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Organisms and ecosystem processes (2011) (0)
Testing the first-order SOC decay hypothesis over multiple sites through Bayesian uncertainty representation (2020) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Plate section (2011) (0)
Interactive comment on “ Underestimation of boreal soil carbon stocks by mathematical soil carbon models linked to soil nutrient status ” by B . (2016) (0)
Running head: Role of DON losses in carbon sequestration Carbon Sequestration in Terrestrial Ecosystems Under Elevated CO2 and Temperature: Role of Dissolved Organic versus Inorganic Nitrogen Loss (2006) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Global change (2011) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Ecosystem ecology: cornerstones and scientific methodology (2011) (0)
Review for "Bryophyte C:N:P stoichiometry, biogeochemical niches and elementome plasticity driven by environment and coexistence" (2020) (0)
Carbon balances and biofuel production under land use change (2011) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Element cycles (2011) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: References (2011) (0)
Centennial to annual changes (2011) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Air pollution and forest ecosystems (2011) (0)
Microbial community responses to temperature increase the potential for soil carbon losses under climate change. (2014) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Information and data on selected ecosystems (2011) (0)
Nitrogen productivity and allocation responses of 12 important tree species to increased CO2 (2016) (0)
Investigating soil carbon diversity by combining the MAXimum ENTropy principle with the Q model (2021) (0)
Crop ecosystem responses to climatic change: soil organic matter dynamics. (2000) (0)
Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecology: Some useful values and symbols used to represent them (2011) (0)
Modelling the Influence of Ectomycorrhizal Decomposition on Plant Nutrition and Carbon Sequestartion in Boreal Forst Ecosystem (2016) (0)

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