Empirical evidence for microbial regulation of soil respiration in alpine forests

Empirical evidence for microbial regulation of soil respiration in alpine forests

A growing body of literature emphasizes important roles of microbial community in driving a variety of soil processes including soil respiration (Rs). However, empirical evidence for microbial regulation of Rs is still lacking in field observations. Here, we used an in situ approach to explore micro...

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Main Authors: Chen, L.-F (Author), Gao, Y. (Author), He, Z.-B (Author), Kong, J.-Q (Author), Zhao, W.-Z (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
abundance
Acidobacteria
Alphaproteobacteria
alpine environment
Alpine forest of northwestern china
Alpine forests of northwestern China
Bacteria (microorganisms)
China
climate change
Climate change
Ecosystems
Elevational gradients
empirical analysis
Field observations
forest ecosystem
Forestry
fungus
In-field
Microbial communities
microbial community
Microbial community composition
Microbial community structure and function
Microbial indicators
Microorganisms
Soil C emission
Soil C emissions
soil microorganism
soil respiration
Soil respiration
Soils
species diversity
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