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Habitat suitability modelling of Koklass pheasant (Pucrasia macrolopha) in moist temperate forest. [PDF]
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, 2021
Greater variation in stand structure (i.e., individual tree size variation and stand density) is thought to promote aboveground biomass (AGB) better than species richness due to the canopy packing by different sized trees in the forest community.
F. Ullah +4 more
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Greater variation in stand structure (i.e., individual tree size variation and stand density) is thought to promote aboveground biomass (AGB) better than species richness due to the canopy packing by different sized trees in the forest community.
F. Ullah +4 more
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Tempering threats to temperate forests
Science, 2015C. I. Millar and N. L. Stephenson (“Temperate forest health in an era of emerging megadisturbance,” Review, 21 August, p. [823][1]) review the increasing susceptibility of temperate forests to stresses such as increasing droughts, insect outbreaks, and more frequent and intense fires (“
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Science of the Total Environment, 2020
Drought can substantially alter ecosystem functions, especially biogeochemical cycles of key nutrients. As an essential but often limiting nutrient, P plays a central role in critical ecosystem processes (i.e. primary productivity).
Hongzhi Zhang +5 more
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Drought can substantially alter ecosystem functions, especially biogeochemical cycles of key nutrients. As an essential but often limiting nutrient, P plays a central role in critical ecosystem processes (i.e. primary productivity).
Hongzhi Zhang +5 more
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Science of the Total Environment, 2020
Diversity-biomass studies across (sub-)tropical forest strata have been explored, but our understanding on how multiple facets of forest diversity and abiotic factors regulate aboveground biomass across forest strata in temperate forests remains somehow ...
Junghwa Chun, Arshad Ali, Chang-Bae Lee
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Diversity-biomass studies across (sub-)tropical forest strata have been explored, but our understanding on how multiple facets of forest diversity and abiotic factors regulate aboveground biomass across forest strata in temperate forests remains somehow ...
Junghwa Chun, Arshad Ali, Chang-Bae Lee
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Rates of dark CO2 fixation are driven by microbial biomass in a temperate forest soil
, 2020Soils substantially contribute to the terrestrial fluxes of CO2 to the atmosphere. Dark CO2 fixation, the microbial process by which pore space CO2 is reduced to organic matter, may recycle and trap some of the CO2 respired in soils before it can escape ...
R. Akinyede +4 more
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, 2020
Symptoms of forest decline, apparently due to climate change, have become evident in the last 10 years on the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt and northwestern temperate forest of Mexico, particularly a...
C. Sáenz-Romero +12 more
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Symptoms of forest decline, apparently due to climate change, have become evident in the last 10 years on the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt and northwestern temperate forest of Mexico, particularly a...
C. Sáenz-Romero +12 more
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Ecological Indicators, 2019
Carbon accumulation is the capacity of the forest to store carbon in trees, litter and soil, together contributing to climate regulation. Plants differ in their potential to capture, store and release carbon.
Monika Rawat +4 more
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Carbon accumulation is the capacity of the forest to store carbon in trees, litter and soil, together contributing to climate regulation. Plants differ in their potential to capture, store and release carbon.
Monika Rawat +4 more
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