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Fig. 1. Each defines the amount of material transformed by
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Fig. 2. Structure of the linked C and N model. Decomposition is a function of exoenzyme concentration and K†d: Microbial growth, however, is limited by eitheravailable N or available C, whichever is relatively less available
Fig. 3. Stability of the C-only model. (A) Behavior of the model whendecomposition is a first order function of exoenzyme concentration
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