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Reply on RC1

R1.0. Huang and co-workers propose an improved version of the C cycling model Yasso that includes the role of mycorrhizal fungi in litter decomposition. It is recognized that mycorrhizal fungi play a major role in decomposition, and that distinguishing EM and AM fungi can increase the level of mechanistic detail in C cycling models, so the topic is timely and suitable for the readership of Biogeosciences. The manuscript is mostly clear and the figure and tables provide a good summary of the findings. I have, however, some conceptual and technical concerns, in addition to comments on the text and presentation.