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Kaštovská, E., M. Choma, P. Čapek, J. Kaňa, K. Tahovská, a J. Kopáček. 2022. Soil warming during winter period enhanced soil N and P availability and leaching in alpine grasslands: A transplant study. PlosONE 17: e0272143.

Choma, M., P. Šamonil, E. Kaštovská, J. Bárta, K. Tahovská, M. Valtera, a H. Santruckova. 2021. Soil Microbiome Composition along the Natural Norway Spruce Forest Life Cycle. Forests 12: 410.

Choma, M., M. O. Rappe-George, J. Bárta, P. Čapek, E. Kaštovská, A. I. Gärdenäs, a H. Santruckova. 2017. Recovery of the ectomycorrhizal community after termination of long-term nitrogen fertilisation of a boreal Norway spruce forest. FUNGAL ECOLOGY 29: 116-122.

Tahovská, K., M. Choma, E. Kaštovská, F. Oulehle, J. Bárta, H. Santruckova, a F. Moldan. 2020. Positive response of soil microbes to long-term nitrogen input in spruce forest: Results from Gårdsjön whole-catchment N-addition experiment. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 143: 107732.

Choma, M., J. Bárta, H. Santruckova, a T. Urich. 2016. Low abundance of Archaeorhizomycetes among fungi in soil metatranscriptomes.

Kotas, P., M. Choma, H. Santruckova, J. Leps, J. Triska, a E. Kaštovská. 2017. Linking Above- and Belowground Responses to 16 Years of Fertilization, Mowing, and Removal of the Dominant Species in a Temperate Grassland. Ecosystems 20: 354–367.

Rappe-George, M. O., M. Choma, P. Čapek, G. Börjesson, E. Kaštovská, H. Santruckova, a A. I. Gärdenäs. 2017. Indications that long-term nitrogen loading limits carbon resources for soil microbes. Soil Biology & Biochemistry 115: 310-321.

Čapek, P., M. Choma, K. Tahovská, J. Kana, J. Kopáček, a H. Santruckova. 2021. Coupling the resource stoichiometry and microbial biomass turnover to predict nutrient mineralization and immobilization in soil. Geoderma 385: 114884.

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Choma, M., K. Tahovská, E. Kaštovská, J. Bárta, M. Růžek, a F. Oulehle. 2020. Bacteria but not fungi respond to soil acidification rapidly and consistently in both a spruce and beech forest. FEMS Microbiology Ecology 96: fiaa174.