Phosphorus deposition accelerates wood decomposition and temperature sensitivity in a subtropical forest

Phosphorus deposition accelerates wood decomposition and temperature sensitivity in a subtropical forest

Phosphorus (P) deposition plays a vital role in determining forest productivity and influencing microbial decomposer communities and activities. Wood plays a key role in forest carbon (C) dynamics because it contains a sizeable proportion of total forest C. However, the effects of increasing P depos...

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Main Authors: Liu, Y. (Author), Shu, C. (Author), Wu, C. (Author), Zhang, Y. (Author), Zhang, Z. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Carbon cycle
Carbon cycles
carbon dioxide
Carbon dioxide
Decomposer communities
decomposition
Decomposition
Deposition
Environmental change
evergreen forest
Evergreen forests
forest ecosystem
Forestry
fungus
Global warming
Lithocarpus glaber
microbial activity
microbial community
Microbial decomposers
organophosphorus pesticide
phosphorus
Phosphorus
Phosphorus deposition
Q10
Subtropical forests
subtropical region
Temperature sensitivity
Tropics
wood
Wood
Wood decompositions
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