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If starting with an Excel spreadsheet, please make sure it does not contain any formulas and comments on cells. If you need comments put them in their own column. If data were used in a database and major table linking is necessary to analyze, please de-normalize into a flat file, not just database table exports.\nDataset Title\nlitterfall production from a multiple element limitation in northern hardwood ecosystems experiment.\nShort name or nickname you use to refer to this dataset:\nShoestring Litterfall\nAbstract\n(include what, why, where, when, and how)\nLaundry baskets place in northern hardwood ecosystems have been catching litter from 2009 to present. Applications of N and P began in June 2011 and continue at the rate of 30 kg N/ha/yr (as NH4NO3) and 10 kg P/ha/yr (as NaH2PO4).\nInvestigators\n(list in order as for a paper with e-mail addresses, organization and preferably ORCID ID, if you don’t have one, get it, it’s easy and free: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://orcid.org/\" \u0014http://orcid.org/\u0015) add table rows as needed\nOther personnel names and roles\n(field crew, data entry etc. with e-mail addresses, organization and ORCID ID)\nKeywords\n(list and separate by comma, please check out these resources \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://vocab.lternet.edu\" \u0014http://vocab.lternet.edu\u0015, ) Please determine one or two keywords that best describe your lab, station, and/or project (e.g., Trout Lake Station, NTL LTER, UW Center for Limnology).\nFunding of this work:\nAdd rows to table if several grants were involved, list only the main PI, start with main grant first:\nTimeframe\nBegin date:  Fall 2005\nEnd date: Spring 2016\nData collection ongoing/completed: ongoing\nGeographic location\nVerbal description:\nNorth bounding coordinates (decimals)\nSouth bounding coordinates (decimals)\nEast bounding coordinates (decimals)\nWest bounding coordinates (decimals)\nTaxonomic species or groups\nWhite Ash – FRAM2\nBigtooth Aspen – POGR4\nAmerican Beech – TIAM\nNon-Leaf – non-leaf parts\nNorthern Red Oak – QURU\nPin Cherry – PRPE2\nQuaking Aspen – POTR5\nRed Maple – ACRU\nSugar Mpaple – ACSA3\nStriped Maple – ACPE\nUnknown – unidentifiable leaf parts\nWhite Birch – BEMI\nYellow Birch – BEAL\nMethods\n(please be specific, include instrument descriptions, or point to a protocol online, if this is a data compilation please specify datasets used, preferably their DOI or URL plus general citation information)\nWe have 222 litter baskets laid out across 11 stands.  Each stand contains 4 plots (numbered 1-4), each of which contains 5 baskets. The contents of each basket are collected each summer, fall, and spring into paper bags, excluding coarse woody debris to account for a years worth of litter production. These paper bags are either oven dried and weighed as a total litter mass weight, or are sorted into species, non-leaf, and unknown categories then weighed separately.\nData Table\nColumn name: exactly as it appears in the dataset. 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