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What control home-field advantage of foliar litter decomposition along an elevational gradient in subtropical forests? SCIE
期刊论文 | 2025 , 512 (1-2) , 1493-1508 | PLANT AND SOIL
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AimsThe Home-Field Advantage (HFA) suggests that litter decomposes faster in its "home" habitat (home-field) due to local decomposer communities being more adapted to decomposing "home" litter. Elevation-induced micro-environmental variations, may break down the relationship between litter and its associated decomposer communities, reducing decomposition efficiency in home-field environments. In study, we aim to explore whether litter decomposition shows HFA across elevational gradients, the driving factors of litter mass loss in home and away, and what controls the litter HFA along the elevational gradient in subtropical forests.MethodsIn this study, we conducted a foliar litter decomposition translocation experiment along different elevational gradients (900 m-1600 m) in Daiyun Mountain in southeast China, using a 400 m elevational gradient (with a temperature variation of approximately 1.8 degrees C) as the span for litter decomposition. We collected data on environmental factors (e.g., air and soil temperature, soil total C, N, P, and water content), foliar litter quality (e.g., total carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus contents), decomposer communities (soil fungal and bacterial biomass) and plant leaf traits (e.g., leaf total C, N, P, specific leaf area, and leaf dry matter content) at different elevations. Then mixed linear models and structural equation models were used to investigate differences in foliar litter decomposition between home and away fields, as well as the driving factors for HFA.ResultsWe found that (1) Litter decomposition showed HFA across elevational gradients, with foliar litter in home-field losing more mass than in away-field along these gradients. (2) Environmental factors were the main driving factors influencing home-field litter decomposition, while litter quality was the main factor affecting away-field litter decomposition and HFA. Fungal communities enhanced home litter decomposition but not away-field litter, supporting decomposer control in home-field decomposition. (3) From the structural equation model, environmental factors and litter quality were significant positive drivers of HFA. In addition, litter quality was the main factor influencing home-field decomposition, as the faster decomposition of home-field foliar litter was a direct positive contributor to HFA, while slower decomposition of away-field litter had a direct negative effect.ConclusionsFoliar litter decomposition along the elevational gradients exhibited HFA in Daiyun Mountain of subtropical regions, environmental factors are the main factors affecting home litter mass loss, while litter quality is the main factor affecting away litter mass loss and HFA. Additionally, environmental factors influenced microbial communities, with fungal communities having a significant positive effect on the home litter mass loss but no significant impact on away, supporting the decomposer control hypothesis. Therefore, global climate change may affect litter decomposition by altering environmental conditions, which is crucial for nutrient cycling in ecosystems, particularly in mountainous regions where elevational differences create diverse micro-environments. Understanding the Home-Field Advantage at different elevations could help predict forest responses to global change, especially in areas sensitive to elevational shifts in climate.

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Driving factors Driving factors Elevation Elevation Foliar litter Foliar litter Home-Field Advantage (HFA) Home-Field Advantage (HFA)

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GB/T 7714 Chen, Bo , Jiang, Lan , Liu, Jinfu et al. What control home-field advantage of foliar litter decomposition along an elevational gradient in subtropical forests? [J]. | PLANT AND SOIL , 2025 , 512 (1-2) : 1493-1508 .
MLA Chen, Bo et al. "What control home-field advantage of foliar litter decomposition along an elevational gradient in subtropical forests?" . | PLANT AND SOIL 512 . 1-2 (2025) : 1493-1508 .
APA Chen, Bo , Jiang, Lan , Liu, Jinfu , Gu, Xinguang , Hong, Yu , Zhu, Dehuang et al. What control home-field advantage of foliar litter decomposition along an elevational gradient in subtropical forests? . | PLANT AND SOIL , 2025 , 512 (1-2) , 1493-1508 .
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Monitoring Mangrove Phenology Based on Gap Filling and Spatiotemporal Fusion: An Optimized Mangrove Phenology Extraction Approach (OMPEA) SCIE
期刊论文 | 2025 , 17 (3) | REMOTE SENSING
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Monitoring mangrove phenology requires frequent, high-resolution remote sensing data, yet satellite imagery often suffers from coarse resolution and cloud interference. Traditional methods, such as denoising and spatiotemporal fusion, faced limitations: denoising algorithms usually enhance temporal resolution without improving spatial quality, while spatiotemporal fusion models struggle with prolonged data gaps and heavy noise. This study proposes an optimized mangrove phenology extraction approach (OMPEA), which integrates Landsat and MODIS data with a denoising algorithm (e.g., Gap Filling and Savitzky-Golay filtering, GF-SG) and a spatiotemporal fusion model (e.g., Enhanced Spatial and Temporal Adaptive Reflectance Fusion Model, ESTARFM). The key of OMPEA is that GF-SG algorithm filled data gaps from cloud cover and satellite transit gaps, providing high-quality input to ESTARFM and improving its accuracy of NDVI imagery reconstruction in mangrove phenology extraction. By conducting experiments on the GEE platform, OMPEA generates 1-day, 30 m NDVI imagery, from which phenological parameters (i.e., the start (SoS), end (EoS), length (LoS), and peak (PoS) of the growing season) are derived using the maximum separation (MS) method. Validation in four mangrove areas along the coastal China shows that OMPEA significantly improves the potential to capture mangrove phenology in the presence of incomplete data. The OMPEA significantly increased usable data, adding 7-33 Landsat images and 318-415 MODIS images per region. The generated NDVI series exhibits strong spatiotemporal consistency with original data (R2: 0.788-0.998, RMSE: 0.007-0.253) and revealed earlier SoS and longer LoS at lower latitudes. Cross-correlation analysis showed a 2-3 month lagged effects of temperature on mangroves' growth, with precipitation having minimal impact. The proposed OMPEA improves the possibility of capturing mangrove phenology under non-continuous and low-resolution data, providing valuable insights for large-scale and long-term mangrove conservation and management.

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denoising algorithm denoising algorithm mangrove forests mangrove forests OMPEA OMPEA phenology monitoring phenology monitoring spatiotemporal interpolation spatiotemporal interpolation

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GB/T 7714 Hong, Yu , Zhou, Runfa , Liu, Jinfu et al. Monitoring Mangrove Phenology Based on Gap Filling and Spatiotemporal Fusion: An Optimized Mangrove Phenology Extraction Approach (OMPEA) [J]. | REMOTE SENSING , 2025 , 17 (3) .
MLA Hong, Yu et al. "Monitoring Mangrove Phenology Based on Gap Filling and Spatiotemporal Fusion: An Optimized Mangrove Phenology Extraction Approach (OMPEA)" . | REMOTE SENSING 17 . 3 (2025) .
APA Hong, Yu , Zhou, Runfa , Liu, Jinfu , Que, Xiang , Chen, Bo , Chen, Ke et al. Monitoring Mangrove Phenology Based on Gap Filling and Spatiotemporal Fusion: An Optimized Mangrove Phenology Extraction Approach (OMPEA) . | REMOTE SENSING , 2025 , 17 (3) .
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格氏栲天然林林窗对凋落物难降解物质分解的影响
期刊论文 | 2025 , 47 (07) , 73-81 | 北京林业大学学报
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【目的】凋落物中难降解物质含量是影响其分解速率的重要内在因素,同时也是森林生态系统养分循环的核心。林窗通过调节森林冠层内外的微气候条件,对凋落物难降解物质的分解产生影响,但其具体响应机制尚不明确。本研究旨在探讨格氏栲天然林林窗对凋落物难降解物质分解的影响,为深入理解森林养分循环提供新视角。【方法】2018年5月底,在三明格氏栲天然林保护区设置林窗与非林窗样地,以格氏栲林混合凋落叶与凋落枝为研究对象,分析不同大小林窗对凋落物难降解物质(单宁、总酚)含量的影响,并揭示其主要驱动因子。【结果】(1)林窗大小显著影响了凋落物难降解物质含量(p<0.001)。大林窗凋落叶单宁分解最快,而非林窗最慢;小林窗凋落枝单宁分解最快,中林窗最慢;大林窗凋落叶总酚分解最快,小林窗最慢;中林窗凋落枝总酚分解最快,非林窗最慢。(2)林窗冠层开阔度和土壤温度对难降解物质分解的影响显著(p<0.05),而土壤微生物多样性的作用相对较弱。【结论】林窗通过调控林下微环境,包括开阔度和土壤温度等,显著影响了凋落物单宁和总酚的分解。研究结果有助于深入理解森林土壤生态平衡和物质循环过程。

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凋落物分解 凋落物分解 单宁 单宁 总酚 总酚 林窗 林窗 格氏栲林 格氏栲林

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GB/T 7714 林泓宇 , 朱静 , 江蓝 et al. 格氏栲天然林林窗对凋落物难降解物质分解的影响 [J]. | 北京林业大学学报 , 2025 , 47 (07) : 73-81 .
MLA 林泓宇 et al. "格氏栲天然林林窗对凋落物难降解物质分解的影响" . | 北京林业大学学报 47 . 07 (2025) : 73-81 .
APA 林泓宇 , 朱静 , 江蓝 , 刘金福 , 何中声 , 邢聪 et al. 格氏栲天然林林窗对凋落物难降解物质分解的影响 . | 北京林业大学学报 , 2025 , 47 (07) , 73-81 .
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Temporal Dynamics of Negative Air Ion Concentrations in Nanjing Tulou Scenic Area SCIE
期刊论文 | 2024 , 15 (3) | ATMOSPHERE
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Negative air ions (NAIs) are crucial for assessing the impact of forests on wellbeing and enhancing the physical and mental health of individuals. They serve as pivotal indicators for assessing air quality. Comprehensive research into the distribution patterns of NAI concentrations, especially the correlation between NAI concentrations and meteorological elements in tourist environments, necessitates the accumulation of additional long-term monitoring data. In this paper, long-term on-site monitoring of NAI concentrations, air temperature, relative humidity, and other factors was conducted in real time over 24 h, from April 2020 to May 2022, to explore the temporal dynamic patterns of NAIs and their influencing factors. The results showed that (1) the daily dynamics of NAI concentrations followed a U-shaped curve. The peak concentrations usually occurred in the early morning (4:30-8:00) and evening (19:10-22:00), and the lowest concentrations usually occurred at noon (12:50-14:45). (2) At the monthly scale, NAI concentrations were relatively high in February, August, and September and low in January, June, and December. At the seasonal scale, NAI concentrations were significantly higher in winter than in other seasons, with higher concentrations occurring in the summer and autumn. (3) Relative humidity, air temperature, and air quality index (AQI) were the primary factors that influenced NAI concentrations. Relative humidity showed a significant positive correlation with NAI concentrations, while air temperature and AQI both exhibited a significant negative correlation with NAI concentrations. Higher air quality corresponds to higher NAI concentrations. Our research provides new insights into NAI temporal dynamics patterns and their driving factors, and it will aid in scheduling outdoor recreation and forest health activities.

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forest therapy forest therapy negative air ions (NAIs) negative air ions (NAIs) temporal dynamics temporal dynamics

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GB/T 7714 Li, Zhihui , Li, Changshun , Chen, Bo et al. Temporal Dynamics of Negative Air Ion Concentrations in Nanjing Tulou Scenic Area [J]. | ATMOSPHERE , 2024 , 15 (3) .
MLA Li, Zhihui et al. "Temporal Dynamics of Negative Air Ion Concentrations in Nanjing Tulou Scenic Area" . | ATMOSPHERE 15 . 3 (2024) .
APA Li, Zhihui , Li, Changshun , Chen, Bo , Hong, Yu , Jiang, Lan , He, Zhongsheng et al. Temporal Dynamics of Negative Air Ion Concentrations in Nanjing Tulou Scenic Area . | ATMOSPHERE , 2024 , 15 (3) .
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Relative position of seeds driven the seedling growth are mediated by root-leaf traits SCIE
期刊论文 | 2024 , 17 (2) | JOURNAL OF PLANT ECOLOGY
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Variations in plant traits are indicative of plant adaptations to forest environments, and studying their relationships with tree growth provides valuable insights into forest regeneration. The spatial arrangement of plant seeds within the forest litter or soil critically influences the variations of root-leaf traits, thereby affecting the adaptive strategies of emerging seedlings. However, our current understanding of the impacts of individual root-leaf traits on seedling growth in different relative position, and whether these traits together affect growth, remains limited. This study focuses on the dominant tree species, Castanopsis kawakamii, within the Sanming C. kawakamii Nature Reserve of China. The present experiment aimed to examine the variations in root-leaf traits of seedling, focus on the relative positions of seeds within different layers: beneath or above the litter layer, or within the bare soil layer (without litter). Our findings provided evidence supporting a coordinated relationship between root and leaf traits, wherein leaf traits varied in conjunction with root traits in the relative positions of seeds. Specifically, we observed that seedlings exhibited higher values for specific leaf area and average root diameter, while displaying lower root tissue density. The mixed model explained 86.1% of the variation in root-leaf traits, surpassing the variation explained by the relative positions. Furthermore, soil nitrogen acted as a mediator, regulating the relationship between seedling growth and root-leaf traits, specifically leaf dry matter content and root tissue density. Therefore, future studies should consider artificially manipulating tree species diversity based on root-leaf traits characteristics to promote forest recovery.

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coordination coordination leaf traits leaf traits relative growth rate relative growth rate root traits root traits seed relative positions seed relative positions soil nitrogen content soil nitrogen content

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GB/T 7714 Zhu, Jing , Wang, Xue-Lin , Jin, Xing et al. Relative position of seeds driven the seedling growth are mediated by root-leaf traits [J]. | JOURNAL OF PLANT ECOLOGY , 2024 , 17 (2) .
MLA Zhu, Jing et al. "Relative position of seeds driven the seedling growth are mediated by root-leaf traits" . | JOURNAL OF PLANT ECOLOGY 17 . 2 (2024) .
APA Zhu, Jing , Wang, Xue-Lin , Jin, Xing , Jiang, Lan , Lin, Hong-Yu , Hu, Yang et al. Relative position of seeds driven the seedling growth are mediated by root-leaf traits . | JOURNAL OF PLANT ECOLOGY , 2024 , 17 (2) .
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Adaptation Strategies of Seedling Root Response to Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition SCIE
期刊论文 | 2024 , 13 (4) | PLANTS-BASEL
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The escalation of global nitrogen deposition levels has heightened the inhibitory impact of phosphorus limitation on plant growth in subtropical forests. Plant roots area particularly sensitive tissue to nitrogen and phosphorus elements. Changes in the morphological characteristics of plant roots signify alterations in adaptive strategies. However, our understanding of resource-use strategies of roots in this environment remains limited. In this study, we conducted a 10-month experiment at the Castanopsis kawakamii Nature Reserve to evaluate the response of traits of seedling roots (such as specific root length, average diameter, nitrogen content, and phosphorus content) to nitrogen and phosphorus addition. The aim was to reveal the adaptation strategies of roots in different nitrogen and phosphorus addition concentrations. The results showed that: (1) The single phosphorus and nitrogen-phosphorus interaction addition increased the specific root length, surface area, and root phosphorus content. In addition, single nitrogen addition promotes an increase in the average root diameter. (2) Non-nitrogen phosphorus addition and single nitrogen addition tended to adopt a conservative resource-use strategy to maintain growth under low phosphorus conditions. (3) Under the single phosphorus addition and interactive addition of phosphorus and nitrogen, the roots adopted an acquisitive resource-use strategy to obtain more available phosphorus resources. Accordingly, the adaptation strategy of seedling roots can be regulated by adding appropriate concentrations of nitrogen or phosphorus, thereby promoting the natural regeneration of subtropical forests.

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Castanopsis kawakamii Castanopsis kawakamii nitrogen addition nitrogen addition phosphorus addition phosphorus addition resource-use strategy resource-use strategy root traits root traits

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GB/T 7714 Jin, Xing , Zhu, Jing , Wei, Xin et al. Adaptation Strategies of Seedling Root Response to Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition [J]. | PLANTS-BASEL , 2024 , 13 (4) .
MLA Jin, Xing et al. "Adaptation Strategies of Seedling Root Response to Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition" . | PLANTS-BASEL 13 . 4 (2024) .
APA Jin, Xing , Zhu, Jing , Wei, Xin , Xiao, Qianru , Xiao, Jingyu , Jiang, Lan et al. Adaptation Strategies of Seedling Root Response to Nitrogen and Phosphorus Addition . | PLANTS-BASEL , 2024 , 13 (4) .
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Soil Environments Regulate Dominant Soil Fungal Communities along an Elevational Gradient in Subtropical Forests SCIE
期刊论文 | 2024 , 15 (4) | FORESTS
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Soil fungal communities play a critical role in the promotion of nutrient cycling and the stabilization of ecosystem functions in subtropical forests. Yet, clarifying the relationships between soil fungal diversity and microclimate variability along an elevational gradient, as well as understanding the driving mechanisms of their variations in subtropical forests, remains insufficiently understood. In this study, we recorded the composition and soil fungal diversity along an elevational gradient in Daiyun Mountain of China, aiming to elucidate the primary factors influencing the structure of the dominant soil fungal along an elevational gradient in subtropical forests. The results showed that (1) the dominant phylum of soil fungi at different elevations were Basidiomycota, Ascomycota (relative abundance > 10%) and Zygomycota (relative abundance > 1%). The Simpson index of soil fungi showed a clear upward trend along the elevational gradient, while no significant difference was observed in the other indices, and both overall reached their maximum value at the elevation of 1200 m. (2) The mean annual soil temperature and moisture, soil pH and available phosphorus were the main factors driving the dominant soil fungal along the elevational gradient. (3) Co-occurrence network analyses revealed a distinct modular structure of dominant soil fungal communities at different elevations, with Ascomycetes identified as the key taxa in fungi network relationships. Our research holds ecological significance in understanding the pivotal role of soil environmental factors in shaping the complex composition and interactions within soil fungal communities.

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co-occurrence network analysis co-occurrence network analysis elevation elevation microclimate microclimate soil fungal community soil fungal community subtropical forests subtropical forests

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GB/T 7714 Li, Zhihui , Wang, Ziwei , Zhang, Wenyang et al. Soil Environments Regulate Dominant Soil Fungal Communities along an Elevational Gradient in Subtropical Forests [J]. | FORESTS , 2024 , 15 (4) .
MLA Li, Zhihui et al. "Soil Environments Regulate Dominant Soil Fungal Communities along an Elevational Gradient in Subtropical Forests" . | FORESTS 15 . 4 (2024) .
APA Li, Zhihui , Wang, Ziwei , Zhang, Wenyang , Zhu, Jing , Chen, Bo , Jiang, Lan et al. Soil Environments Regulate Dominant Soil Fungal Communities along an Elevational Gradient in Subtropical Forests . | FORESTS , 2024 , 15 (4) .
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Dominant Tree Species and Their Age Groups Drive Forest Carbon Storage in Wuyi Mountain National Park, China SCIE
期刊论文 | 2024 , 15 (3) | FORESTS
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Evaluating the carbon storage of forests and identifying the factors that influence it are essential in working towards the "dual carbon" goal. This assessment will facilitate research on carbon neutrality and promote regional ecological protection and development. This study utilized the "One Map" data of forest resources (2020) and the first year (2017) of the establishment of the national park in Wuyi Mountain National Park (WMNP). The continuous biomass expansion factor method, in conjunction with the vegetation carbon content coefficient, was employed to estimate the forest carbon storage within the park's forested areas. Subsequently, the distribution of forest carbon storage was analyzed using remote sensing estimation methods, and a comparison was made between the forest carbon storage of these two years. Finally, correlation analysis and path analysis were conducted to identify the primary factors influencing forest carbon storage. The study findings reveal that in 2020, the total carbon storage in forests reached 4.851 x 106 t C, with an average carbon density of 49.55 t C center dot hm-2. Furthermore, the study identified positive correlations between dominant tree species, age groups, and elevation with carbon storage, whereas slope length and aspect were found to have negative correlations. Dominant tree species were observed to have the greatest impact on forest carbon storage in both 2017 and 2020, followed by age groups. These findings offer valuable scientific insights for the implementation of forest carbon storage pilot projects in WMNP.

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carbon density carbon density forest carbon storage forest carbon storage influencing factors influencing factors path analysis path analysis Wuyi Mountain National Park Wuyi Mountain National Park

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GB/T 7714 Jin, Xing , Lin, Shu , Zhu, Jing et al. Dominant Tree Species and Their Age Groups Drive Forest Carbon Storage in Wuyi Mountain National Park, China [J]. | FORESTS , 2024 , 15 (3) .
MLA Jin, Xing et al. "Dominant Tree Species and Their Age Groups Drive Forest Carbon Storage in Wuyi Mountain National Park, China" . | FORESTS 15 . 3 (2024) .
APA Jin, Xing , Lin, Shu , Zhu, Jing , Tan, Fanglin , Zhang, Huiguang , Chen, Qichao et al. Dominant Tree Species and Their Age Groups Drive Forest Carbon Storage in Wuyi Mountain National Park, China . | FORESTS , 2024 , 15 (3) .
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What controls forest litter decomposition? A coordinated distributed teabag experiment across ten mountains SCIE
期刊论文 | 2024 | ECOGRAPHY
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Litter decomposition in mountainous forest ecosystems is an essential process that affects carbon and nutrient cycling. However, the contribution of litter decomposition to terrestrial ecosystems is difficult to estimate accurately because of the limited comparability of different studies and limited data on local microclimatic and non-climatic factors. Here, we designed a coordinated experiment within subtropical and tropical forests across ten mountains to evaluate variation in litter decomposition rates and stabilization. We tested whether elevations, soil microclimate, soil physiochemistry, tree species diversity, and microhabitat affect decomposition rates and stabilization by using the Tea bag index as a standardized protocol. We found that the associations of decomposition rates and stabilization with elevation and each environmental factor varied between mountains. Elevation significantly affected decomposition rates and stabilization in the western mountains, where soil microclimate also played a dominant role due to relatively cold environments. Across all mountains, decomposition rates decreased while stabilization increased with increasing elevation. In terms of microclimate, decomposition rates increased with increasing soil temperature and temperature variation during the growing season, whereas stabilization decreased with increasing soil temperature and moisture variation. In terms of non-climatic factors, decomposition rates increased with increasing tree species diversity, whereas stabilization decreased with soil pH and slope. Our findings enhance the general understanding of how different factors control forest litter decomposition, highlighting the dominant role of soil microclimate in controlling carbon and nutrient cycling in cold environments and high elevations.

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climate change climate change elevational gradient elevational gradient experimental macroecology experimental macroecology litter decay litter decay microclimate microclimate

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APA Ma, Shiyu , Chen, Shengbin , Ding, Yi , He, Zhongsheng , Hu, Gang , Liu, Jie et al. What controls forest litter decomposition? A coordinated distributed teabag experiment across ten mountains . | ECOGRAPHY , 2024 .
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福建省牛姆林常绿阔叶林木本植物组成与结构特征
期刊论文 | 2024 , 46 (12) , 11-20 | 北京林业大学学报
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【目的】探究福建省牛姆林自然保护区长期固定监测样地的木本植物组成和结构特征,为深入了解其植被多样性提供重要参考。【方法】以福建省牛姆林自然保护区为研究对象,在保护区内建立3.04 hm

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径阶结构 径阶结构 森林结构 森林结构 牛姆林 牛姆林 物种组成 物种组成 生物量 生物量

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GB/T 7714 赵芸 , 江蓝 , 李志辉 et al. 福建省牛姆林常绿阔叶林木本植物组成与结构特征 [J]. | 北京林业大学学报 , 2024 , 46 (12) : 11-20 .
MLA 赵芸 et al. "福建省牛姆林常绿阔叶林木本植物组成与结构特征" . | 北京林业大学学报 46 . 12 (2024) : 11-20 .
APA 赵芸 , 江蓝 , 李志辉 , 韦鑫 , 朱静 , 何中声 et al. 福建省牛姆林常绿阔叶林木本植物组成与结构特征 . | 北京林业大学学报 , 2024 , 46 (12) , 11-20 .
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