Index: papers
Species and genetic diversity of leaf litter affect its decomposition in subtropical broadleaved forest in southern China
Abstract:
Aims
Litter decomposition is a fundamental process of ecosystem functioning, which is largely dependent on biodiversity of the ecosystems. We explored the effects of species diversity and genetic diversity of litter on its decomposition rate.
M...
Id:
194
Users:
2
Datafiles:
0
Attachments:
0
Board:
Prep
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2016-11-03
Updated at:
2016-11-03
Spatio-temporal water uptake patterns of tree saplings are not altered by interspecific interaction in the early stage of a subtropical forest
Abstract:
Complementary resource use has often been claimed to explain positive effects of plant diversity on
ecosystem functioning, but the underlying mechanisms of complementarity have rarely been directly
quantified in forest systems. The aim of this s...
Id:
162
Users:
4
Datafiles:
0
Attachments:
0
Board:
Final
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2015-11-18
Updated at:
2018-03-04
Soil respiration is driven by fine root biomass along a forest chronosequence in subtropical China
Abstract:
Aims
Soil respiration (Rs) is a major process controlling soil carbon loss in forest ecosystems. However, the underlying mechanisms leading to variation in Rs along forest successional gradients are not well understood. In this study, we investig...
Id:
187
Users:
5
Datafiles:
0
Attachments:
0
Board:
Final
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2016-11-03
Updated at:
2018-11-03
Soil microbial responses to warming and increased precipitation and their implications for ecosystem C cycling
Abstract:
A better understanding of soil microbial ecology is critical to gaining an understanding of terrestrial carbon (C) cycle–climate change feedbacks. However, current knowledge limits our ability to predict microbial community dynamics in the face of...
Id:
152
Users:
1
Datafiles:
0
Attachments:
0
Board:
Prep
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2015-03-09
Updated at:
2015-03-09
Soil and tree species traits both shape soil microbial communities during early growth of Chinese subtropical forests
Abstract:
A better understanding of the linkages between aboveground and belowground biotic communities is needed for more accurate predictions about how ecosystems may be altered by climate change, land management, or biodiversity loss. Soil microbes are s...
Id:
83
Users:
29
Datafiles:
12
Attachments:
1
Board:
Final
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2013-06-10
Updated at:
2016-02-22
Site and neighborhood effects on growth of tree saplings in subtropical plantations (China)
Abstract:
Reforestation and afforestation often takes place in the form of monocultures. These have increasingly come under criticism due to their greater susceptibility to adverse environmental conditions and pathogens and because of the negative long-term...
Id:
135
Users:
5
Datafiles:
0
Attachments:
0
Board:
Final
State:
Accepted
Created at:
2015-01-27
Updated at:
2017-02-09
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