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Shrubification and snow removal have an antagonistic effect on the accumulation of rhizosphere organic carbon components in peatlands

Soil Biology and Biochemistry
Yuanchun Zou, Yongen Min, Xiaofei Yu
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Permafrost and shrubification: Friends or enemies? A look at the summer energy budget of shrub tundra

Polar regions are warming about four times faster than the global average, favoring vegetation changes such as shrub expansion across Arctic tundra. Shrubification modifies the depth of the active layer, the summer-thawed layer whose magnitude affects the release of ancient organic carbon through microbial activity. In winter, snow insulates the ground
Etienne Tremblay +3 more
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Understanding Arctic Greening Trends: A Multispectral Approach to Shrubification and Ecological Shifts

The Arctic tundra vegetation is going through major changes as global warming alters atmospheric functions and weather patterns. These changes have been shown to affect for instance phenological patterns, plant community structures, herbivory patterns as well as carbon storage in biomass. Extensive remote sensing research with multispectral sensors has
Elias Koivisto +11 more
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Decoupling microbial diversity from C/N/S cycling potential: A shrubification-driven ecological filtering mechanism in alpine meadow soils

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Yujie Niu, Fujiang Hou
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Soil sampling depth matters in assessing the impact of shrubification on soil organic carbon storage in grazed alpine meadows