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Wetland-to-Meadow Transition Alters Soil Microbial Networks and Stability in the Sanjiangyuan Region. [PDF]

Microorganisms
Wu G, Gao J, Wang Z, Du Y.
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Decadal extreme drought reduces alpine subsoil carbon stocks. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Zhou R, Wang J, Wang Q, Liu N, Ye C, Shi J, Liu M, Gao Z, Chu H, Zhang Z, Niu B, Wang S, Zhang R, Tian D, Niu S.   +14 more
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Emerging investigator series: metagenomic insights into microbial controls of carbon cycling in alpine soils.

Environ Sci Process Impacts
Bright K, Dienes B, van Dongen B, Strashnov I, Han X, Aeppli M.   +5 more
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Identification of ecological security patterns of alpine wetland grasslands based on landscape ecological risks: A study in Zoigê County

Science of the Total Environment
Climate change and human activities have increased ecological risks and degraded ecosystem functions in alpine wetland grassland regions, where ecological security remains largely unexplored.
Zhengwei He, Wenqian Bai, Jiahao Chen
exaly   +2 more sources

Non-flooding conditions caused by water table drawdown alter microbial network complexity and decrease multifunctionality in alpine wetland soils

Environmental Research
Several soil functions of alpine wetland depend on microbial communities, including carbon storage and nutrient cycling, and soil microbes are highly sensitive to hydrological conditions.
Kerou Zhang, Yuechuan Niu, Enze Kang
exaly   +2 more sources

Anthropogenic activity and millennial climate variability affect Holocene mercury deposition of an alpine wetland near the largest mercury mine in China.

Chemosphere, 2023
Mercury (Hg) is a potentially toxic element that can be transported globally through the atmosphere, once deposited in the environment, has strong bioaccumulation and extreme toxicity in food webs, especially in wetland ecosystems.
Haijun Peng, Yimeng Rong, Di Chen, Ruiyang Sun, Jie Huang, Hanwei Ding, C. Olid, Haiyu Yan   +7 more
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Soil pH and nutrients shape the vertical distribution of microbial communities in an alpine wetland

, 2021
Soil microbial communities are vital for maintaining functions of alpine wetland ecosystems, which have been shown to be sensitive to climate change and anthropogenic disturbances in recent decades.
Enze Kang, Yong Li, Xiaodong Zhang, Zhongqing Yan, Haidong Wu, Meng Li, Liang Yan, Kerou Zhang, Jinzhi Wang, X. Kang   +9 more
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Stable Water Isotopes Across Marsh, River, and Lake Environments in the Zoige Alpine Wetland on the Tibetan Plateau

Water
Water isotope studies in alpine wetlands have revealed the dynamic characteristics of the hydrological cycle and evapotranspiration processes in the Zoige region through hydrogen and oxygen isotope ratios.
Yangying Zhan, Chunyi Li, Yu Ning, Guichun Rong, You Zhou, Kexin Liu, Junxuan Li, Haoyang Wang   +7 more
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Anthropogenic and climatic drivers of alpine wetland degradation: a multi-scale perspective

Frontiers in Forests and Global Change
Alpine wetlands play a vital role in water storage, ecosystem services, biodiversity conservation, material recycling, climate change mitigation, and environmental purification.
Wenling Zhang, Qitai Cheng, Fei Li, Amit Kumar, Guiyong Qin, Lu Liu, Dafeng Hui, Hepeng Li, Xia Yuan, Dan Liu   +9 more
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Atmospheric Dryness Constrains CO2 Uptake During the Peak Growing Season and at Noontime in an Alpine Wetland Ecosystem

Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences
Increase in atmospheric dryness, characterized as vapor pressure deficit (VPD), might constrain terrestrial productivity. Nevertheless, the precise temporal impacts of VPD on the gross primary productivity (GPP) of alpine wetland ecosystems during the ...
Liqin Hua, Jing Tao, Yahui Qi, Zhuangzhuang Wang, Da Wei, Xiaodan Wang   +5 more
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