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Climate-driven forest conversion in Central Europe is accelerating shifts in forest management toward mixed stands, often combining European beech with drought-tolerant conifers such as Douglas-fir and silver fir. However, consequences for woodland birds,
Marlene Graf +3 more
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Constrained Forest Methane Sink by Thermal Adaptation of Soil Methanotrophs
Climate warming can stimulate methanotroph‐mediated CH4 oxidation in forest soils, thereby mitigating the increase in atmospheric CH4 concentrations. By integrating evidence from a macro‐climatic thermal gradient and a 70‐day incubation experiment, this study demonstrates that microbial methanotrophs can adapt to long‐term temperature changes at the ...
Baizhi Jiang +5 more
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The Role of Plant Litter in Driving Plant-Soil Feedbacks
Most studies focusing on plant-soil feedbacks (PSFs) have considered direct interactions between plants, abiotic conditions (e. g., soil nutrients) and rhizosphere communities (e.g., pathogens, mutualists). However, few studies have addressed the role of
G. F. (Ciska) Veen +5 more
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Human water demand constrains China's feasible afforestation potential more strongly than is commonly recognized, and future climate change further intensifies this limitation. Integrating land‐use optimization with water‐saving measures substantially expands feasible afforestation area and associated carbon sinks, revealing a practical pathway to ...
Binbin Huang +5 more
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Characterization of Fuel Types for the Canadian Region Using MODIS MCD12Q1 Data
The characterization and mapping of fuel types is one of the most important factors to consider in the development of accurate fire behavior models. This study introduces a new methodology for generating a fuel map that can be easily updated on an annual
Enrica Nestola +4 more
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Blitar Regency has a potential terrestrial ecosystem to improve community welfare. However, the government's low commitment to manage terrestrial ecosystem can cause environmental damage.
Muhammad Reza Hudaya +1 more
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TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS ON SPITSBERGEN – FUNCTIONING
Consideration of ornitho coprophilous effect and ecosystems regarding fiord Hornsund of Spitsbergen. Those ecosystems are poor in flora and fauna and are known from low productivity, because of two major factors, which are temperature and water sources.
PIROZNIKOW E. +2 more
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Rhizodeposition Drives One Third of Belowground Carbon Input in Agroecosystems
This study quantifies photosynthesized C allocation in the plant–soil system across six crop types: barley, wheat, maize, rice, legumes and grasses. It reports C partitioning into shoot respiration, shoot‐C, root‐C, net rhizodeposition and root‐derived CO2, providing standardized percentage averages and GPP‐derived absolute values as a robust baseline ...
Zhengjun Yan +10 more
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Improved Skills for Predicting Sub‐Seasonal to Seasonal Global Sea Surface Temperature
Addressing the critical Sub‐seasonal to Seasonal predictability gap, this study presents CAS‐Canglong, a novel deep learning framework. By leveraging 3D Swin‐Transformers to capture long‐range ocean interactions, the model demonstrates superior skill over traditional GCMs.
Longhao Wang +6 more
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Enriched Soil Organic Carbon Underpins Long‐Term Stable Crop Productivity Across China's Croplands
Quantifying the nonlinear relationships and causal effects of soil organic carbon (SOC) on crop stability reveals specific critical thresholds and saturation points. This partitions the national SOC spectrum into three functional phases. Integrating these spatial delineations with high‐resolution maps of marginal gains pinpoints regions with the ...
Yuyang Huang +11 more
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