[Mechanisms of seasonal precipitation variability regulating the provenance and stabilization pathways of soil organic carbon fractions in estuarine wetlands].
Estuarine wetlands are important 'blue carbon' sinks, yet their carbon storage exhibits pronounced spatial heterogeneity. The mechanisms by which vegetation distribution and tidal flooding affect sediment organic carbon (SOC) content and stabilization remain unclear. Here, we analyzed the SOC fractions, microbial commu...
Huan-Peng Li, Hong-Jie Zhang, Run-Han Yang et al.· Environmental Research· 1 citation
Arctic tundra ecosystems have experienced marked changes in temperature and precipitation patterns in recent decades. The impact of these changes on the physical and biogeochemical mechanisms governing soil respiration and CO2 emissions remains poorly understood. We investigate how seasonal thermo–hydrological dynamics...
Birgitte Kortegaard Danielsen, Navid Ahmadi, G. Schurgers et al.· Environmental Science and Te...· 0 citations
Temperature sensitivity (Q
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) of soil organic carbon (SOC) decomposition is a key metric for assessing land‐climate carbon (C) feedbacks. However, knowledge of Q
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during slope ecological restoration remains limited, particularly in alpine mine areas that are highly sensitive to climate change, constraining...
Peng Wang, Qin-Qing Yang, Sheng-Hao Ai et al.· European Journal of Soil Sci...· 0 citations
The water cycle in forest ecosystems is a core component of ecosystem services, and it is crucial for revealing terrestrial hydrological processes and regulation mechanisms. Investigating water migration across interfaces of the soil–plant–atmosphere continuum (SPAC) has long been a hotspot in ecohydrological research....