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Draining Effects on Recent Accumulation Rates of C and N in Zoige Alpine Peatland in the Tibetan Plateau

, 2018
Peatlands play an essential role in the global carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) cycling. In order to ascertain the draining effects on recent accumulation rates of C (RERCA) and N (RERNA) in the Zoige peatland in the eastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the core ...
Li Chunyi, Yilan Huang, Huanhuan Guo, L. Cui, Wei Li   +4 more
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Mechanisms Behind the Soil Organic Carbon Response to Temperature Elevations

Agriculture
Soil organic carbon (SOC) represents the most dynamic component of the soil carbon pool and is pivotal in the global carbon cycle. Global temperature rise and increasing drought severity are now indisputable realities, making soil organic carbon cycling ...
Yonglin Wu, Haitao Li, Xinran Liang, Ming Jiang, Siteng He, Yongmei He   +5 more
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Effects of Erosion Gully Drainage on Soil Organic Carbon Spatial Differentiation Pattern in Alpine Peatlands

Wetlands
Abstract Hydrothermal pattern and vegetation community structure are key factors affecting the soil organic carbon (SOC) formation and accumulation in alpine peatlands. Research on the influence of vegetation and soil factors on SOC spatial differentiation pattern under the thaw slump erosion gullies drainage gradient, can help understand the ...
Xinyu Ma, Xiawei Zhao, Chengzhang Zhao, Lu Zhang, Haolin Li, Yan Wang   +5 more
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An LCA-based approach to integrate drained peatland emissions into the carbon footprint of dairy production: a case study from the pre-alpine region of Southern Germany

The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment
Purpose Current life cycle assessments (LCAs) of milk production often underestimate environmental impacts by overlook - ing significant greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from drained peatlands.
Anna-Lena Müller, G. Pardo, S. Friedrich, Ralf Kiese, C. Scheer   +4 more
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Large spatial variability of GHG emissions from an alpine peatland detected by chamber based measurements.   

The study focuses on GHG fluxes analysis (CH4 and CO2) under climate change pressure at “Le Viote” alpine peatland (46.01 N, 11.04 E, 1560 m asl), located in the middle of a plateau in the Mt. Bondone area (eastern Alps, Italy).       Soil GHG fluxes were monitored from 12th May to 18th November 2025 using a LiCor Smart Chamber and a LiCor 7810 CH4/CO2/
Laura Rubriante, Damiano Gianelle, Dario Papale, Davide Andreatta, Mirco Rodeghiero, Luca Belelli Marchesini   +5 more
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Alpine peatlands: spatially and temporally complex ecosystems with year-round methane cycling activity

Abstract Peatlands are well-known emitters of methane. European alpine peatlands share certain characteristics with boreal peatlands, despite being located at temperate latitudes, such as a strong seasonality with snowfall in winter and a short summer and growing season.
Sigrid van Grinsven, Sophie Kunz, Florian Jueterbock, Andreas Kappler   +3 more
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Correction to: Variations of methane stable isotopic values from an Alpine peatland on the eastern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

Acta Geochimica, 2021
Qian Guo, Haijun Peng, B. Hong, Hu Yao, Yongxuan Zhu, Hanwei Ding, Ning An, Yetang Hong   +7 more
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Measurements of the carbon, energy and water balance in an Italian alpine peatland and simulating the vegetation and carbon dynamics in three different peatlands

, 2017
The stored carbon in the soil of peatlands is a result of a long-term imbalance between the decomposition and the biomass production. Peatlands occur all over the world but are mainly located in the northern hemisphere. Up to now, peatlands in the Alps have not received much attention, because they are not the dominant ecosystem.
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Year-round methane cycling activity in a European alpine peatland with large spatial and temporal variability

Abstract. Peatlands are well-known emitters of methane (CH4). European alpine peatlands share certain characteristics with boreal peatlands, despite being located at temperate latitudes, such as a strong seasonality with snowfall in winter and a short summer and growing season.
Sigrid van Grinsven, Sophie Kunz, Florian Jueterbock, Andreas Kappler   +3 more
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Wetland science, ecosystem services and protection actions in China. [PDF]

Fundam Res, 2023
Yu Z, Jiang M, Chen F.
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