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Biodiversity and plant growth-promoting traits of yeasts from alpine peatlands [PDF]

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Peatlands are waterlogged areas where the rate of biomass production is greater than the rate of decomposition, thus resulting in the formation of peat, a complex material that consists of partly fossilized plant residues. Peatlands can be found in the arctic, boreal, temperate and tropical zones, and support a unique biodiversity in terms of plants ...
Michele Avesani   +5 more
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Mapping Italian Alpine Peatlands Using Multisource Satellite Imagery and Machine Learning Approach

While we are aware that the Italian Alps host thousands of small peatlands, the precise estimate remains uncertain due to the absence of a comprehensive map. These ecosystems are extremely valuable because, in addition to storing large amounts of organic carbon, they provide many other ecosystem services.
Qiqi Li, Manudeo Singh, Sonia Silvestri
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Carbon fluxes of alpine peatlands were jointly affected by water table level changes and the duration

Journal of Soils and Sediments, 2023
Liang Yan   +12 more
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