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Global change factors like atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition and drought pose threats to forest ecosystem including soil microbial diversity. However, how arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) fungi associated with tree respond to N deposition and drought remains largely unknown. Here root- and soil-inhabiting AM fungi were examined in a field experiment involving N addition and simulated drought (precipitation exclusion) in a Chinese fir (Cunninghamia lanceolata) plantation. The results showed that precipitation exclusion significantly reduced AM fungal intraradical colonization rate in summer, while N addition had no significant effect on AM fungal morphological traits of intraradical colonization rate, hyphal and spore densities. However, seasonal changes significantly affected AM fungal morphological traits, with higher values were observed in summer than in winter. Neither N addition nor drought significantly affected AM fungal diversity or community composition, but AM fungal communities exhibited pronounced seasonal differences. In winter, both root- and soil-associated AM fungal community composition significantly correlated with the ratio of microbial biomass carbon and phosphorus (MBC/MBP), while in summer AM fungal communities were primarily associated with MBP and DOC. These findings highlight the importance of accounting for interaction of N addition and drought, and seasonal response difference on AM fungi in subtropical forest ecosystems.
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Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi Community structure Community structure Diversity Diversity Drought Drought Simulated nitrogen deposition Simulated nitrogen deposition
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| GB/T 7714 | Shi, Jiamian , Li, Xiaojie , Song, Ge et al. Response of root- and soil-associated AM fungi to nitrogen addition and simulated drought in a Chinese fir plantation [J]. | GEODERMA , 2025 , 454 . |
| MLA | Shi, Jiamian et al. "Response of root- and soil-associated AM fungi to nitrogen addition and simulated drought in a Chinese fir plantation" . | GEODERMA 454 (2025) . |
| APA | Shi, Jiamian , Li, Xiaojie , Song, Ge , Jin, Shengsheng , Zhou, Luhong , Lyu, Maokui et al. Response of root- and soil-associated AM fungi to nitrogen addition and simulated drought in a Chinese fir plantation . | GEODERMA , 2025 , 454 . |
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The influence of various types of forests on the storage of C in forest soil is significantly more concerned in recent decades, as these ecosystems are crucial for mitigation of the effects of global climate change. Nevertheless, uncertainties remain surrounding the impact of different forest types on the stability and distribution of SOC. The influence of forest types on the content and distribution characteristics in CPOC, FPOC, MAOC fractions. Importantly, we found that the forest types significantly affect the content of SOC (p = 0.020), POC (p < 0.001), and MAOC (p < 0.001), there was a significant forest type x region interaction effect (SOC: p = 0.019, POC: p = 0.025, and MAOC: p = 0.003). The random forest analysis showed that FPOC and MAOC were the main factors affecting SOC which indicated FPOC and MAOC have higher relative importance to SOC. The subtropical forests POC and MAOC storage and distribution are driven by separate environmental factors. POC storage in subtropical forests is mainly controlled by exogenous C inputs and soil transformation processes, while subtropical forests' MAOC storage is primarily controlled by constraints on C inputs and C stabilization mechanisms. Different environmental factors result in forest types with faster decomposition rates having more C stored in the total soil C pool in the MAOC. Altogether, this research emphasizes the importance of different forest types to SOC pools and provides valuable information for the distribution and stability of SOC fractions in different forest types.
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soil organic carbon soil organic carbon soil organic carbon accumulation soil organic carbon accumulation soil organic carbon stability soil organic carbon stability soil particulate fractions soil particulate fractions subtropical forests subtropical forests
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| GB/T 7714 | Zheng, Zhiheng , Xu, Qinqin , Hu, Yalin . Effects of Forest Types on Soil Particulate Organic Carbon Contents and Distribution Along a Subtropical Climate Transect in China [J]. | LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT , 2025 , 36 (6) : 1860-1870 . |
| MLA | Zheng, Zhiheng et al. "Effects of Forest Types on Soil Particulate Organic Carbon Contents and Distribution Along a Subtropical Climate Transect in China" . | LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT 36 . 6 (2025) : 1860-1870 . |
| APA | Zheng, Zhiheng , Xu, Qinqin , Hu, Yalin . Effects of Forest Types on Soil Particulate Organic Carbon Contents and Distribution Along a Subtropical Climate Transect in China . | LAND DEGRADATION & DEVELOPMENT , 2025 , 36 (6) , 1860-1870 . |
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Insect foliar herbivory is ubiquitous in terrestrial ecosystems, yet its impacts on soil nitrogen cycling processes remain not yet well known. To examine the impacts of insect foliar herbivory on soil N2O emission flux and available nitrogen (N), we conducted a pot experiment to measure soil available N content and soil N2O emission flux among three treatments (i.e., leaf herbivory, artificial defoliation, and control,) in two broad-leaved trees (Cinnamomum camphora and Liquidambar formosana) and two conifer trees (Pinus massonianna and Cryptomeria fortunei). Our results showed that insect foliar herbivory significantly increased soil inorganic N (i.e., NH4+-N and NO3--N), dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) and microbial biomass nitrogen (MBN) contents, and urease activity compared to control treatment. However, there were no differences in soil available N contents and urease activity between artificial defoliation and control treatments, implying that insect foliar herbivory had greater impacts on soil available N contents compared to physical damage of leaves. Moreover, soil N2O emission fluxes were increased by insect foliar herbivory in Cinnamomum camphora and Pinus massonianna, but not for the other two tree species, indicating various effect of insect foliar herbivory on soil N2O emission among tree species. Furthermore, our results showed the positive correlations between soil N2O emission flux and soil NO3--N, DON, MBN, and acid protease activity, and soil inorganic N, pH, and MBN mainly explained soil N2O emission. Our results implied that insect foliar herbivory can speed up soil nitrogen availability in subtropical forests, but the impacts on soil N2O emission are related to tree species.
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insect foliar herbivory insect foliar herbivory nitrous oxide flux nitrous oxide flux soil available nitrogen soil available nitrogen subtropical forest subtropical forest tree species tree species
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| GB/T 7714 | Yan, Bin , Xu, Qinqin , Yang, Yunyun et al. Impact of Insect Foliar Herbivory on Soil N2O Emission and Nitrogen Dynamics in Subtropical Tree Species [J]. | FORESTS , 2025 , 16 (1) . |
| MLA | Yan, Bin et al. "Impact of Insect Foliar Herbivory on Soil N2O Emission and Nitrogen Dynamics in Subtropical Tree Species" . | FORESTS 16 . 1 (2025) . |
| APA | Yan, Bin , Xu, Qinqin , Yang, Yunyun , Hu, Yalin . Impact of Insect Foliar Herbivory on Soil N2O Emission and Nitrogen Dynamics in Subtropical Tree Species . | FORESTS , 2025 , 16 (1) . |
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Background and aims: Litter input plays important roles in controlling soil aggregation and aggregate carbon (C) content. However, the effects of litter input on soil aggregate C turnover in different forest types remain unclear. Methods: We examined the changes of aggregate mass proportion, and the litter-derived and native C content among soil aggregates after three years of aboveground and root litter input, using C-13 isotope tracing in a natural forest, a Chinese fir (Cunninghamia lanceolate) plantation, and a masson pine (Pinus massoniana) plantation in southeastern China. Results: Belowground root litter rather than aboveground litter input enhanced soil aggregation. Litter input increased total C content across all aggregates, and the effects were no different between aboveground litter and belowground root litter input except for the >2 mm fraction. Belowground root litter input led to less native C content across three forest types. However, belowground root litter input resulted in more formation of litter-derived C than aboveground litter input under masson pine plantations, but not for both natural forest and Chinese fire plantation, suggesting a different effect of litter input on the litter-derived C formation among forest types. In addition, forest type affected soil aggregation and aggregate C turnover, and the differences in litter quantity and litter C:N ratio can explain the changes in soil aggregation and aggregate C turnover among forest types. Conclusion: Our results imply that belowground root litter input plays a more important role in controlling soil aggregation and aggregate C turnover than aboveground litter, and the impact on newly litter-derived C formation depends on forest type.
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aboveground litter aboveground litter litter-derived carbon litter-derived carbon root litter root litter soil aggregation soil aggregation soil native carbon soil native carbon subtropical forest subtropical forest
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| GB/T 7714 | Hu, Ya-Lin , Zheng, Zhi-Heng , Qin, Chu-Qiao et al. Effects of litter input on soil aggregation and aggregate carbon turnover differ among three subtropical forests in southeastern China [J]. | FRONTIERS IN PLANT SCIENCE , 2025 , 16 . |
| MLA | Hu, Ya-Lin et al. "Effects of litter input on soil aggregation and aggregate carbon turnover differ among three subtropical forests in southeastern China" . | FRONTIERS IN PLANT SCIENCE 16 (2025) . |
| APA | Hu, Ya-Lin , Zheng, Zhi-Heng , Qin, Chu-Qiao , Leuzinger, Sebastian . Effects of litter input on soil aggregation and aggregate carbon turnover differ among three subtropical forests in southeastern China . | FRONTIERS IN PLANT SCIENCE , 2025 , 16 . |
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丛枝菌根真菌（AMF）有利于促进植物对养分的吸收，但是不同种类AMF在促进植物氮（N）、磷（P）养分吸收以及它们的流失方面是否存在明显的差异仍不清楚。因此，本研究以与AMF共生的杉木（Cunninghamia lanceolata）幼苗为研究对象，通过向其接种不同种类AMF[摩西球囊霉（Glomus mosseae,Gm）、根内根孢霉（Glomus intraradices,Gi）和幼套近明球囊霉（Claroideoglomus etunicatum,Ce）]探究不同种类AMF接种及接种后不同时间段对杉木N、P吸收与流失的影响。结果发现，AMF能显著提高杉木幼苗的苗高、根长、干重、根体积、根表面积和根系侵染率。摩西球囊霉比其他两种AMF更有利于提高杉木幼苗的根长、根表面积和根体积。AMF接种有助于提高植物对N、P的吸收，而且摩西球囊霉对植物N吸收的促进作用最强。不同种类AMF对杉木P吸收的促进作用主要表现在接种的初期，接种根内根孢霉更有利于促进杉木P吸收。AMF接种减少杉木幼苗土壤中NO
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丛枝菌根真菌 丛枝菌根真菌 杉木幼苗 杉木幼苗 氮磷吸收 氮磷吸收 氮磷流失 氮磷流失
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| GB/T 7714 | 祝嘉新 , 雷梅 , 黄智军 et al. 不同种类丛枝菌根真菌接种对杉木幼苗氮磷养分吸收和流失的影响 [J]. | 生态学报 , 2025 , (17) . |
| MLA | 祝嘉新 et al. "不同种类丛枝菌根真菌接种对杉木幼苗氮磷养分吸收和流失的影响" . | 生态学报 17 (2025) . |
| APA | 祝嘉新 , 雷梅 , 黄智军 , 丘清燕 , 胡亚林 . 不同种类丛枝菌根真菌接种对杉木幼苗氮磷养分吸收和流失的影响 . | 生态学报 , 2025 , (17) . |
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植食昆虫食叶能影响森林生态系统林木生长、群落结构和生态过程。本研究以亚热带2种生活型乔木香樟（阔叶树）和柳杉（针叶树）幼树为对象，比较昆虫食叶和人为剪叶对乔木幼树叶挥发性有机化合物（BVOCs）的释放组分、异戊二烯（ISO）和单萜烯（MTs）通量的影响，以及植物叶光合参数、叶绿素荧光参数等光合生理特性的响应机理。结果表明：与无虫食（对照）相比，昆虫食叶和人为剪叶处理增加香樟和柳杉叶BVOCs的释放组分，并且在处理结束后第3天，昆虫食叶处理香樟和柳杉叶ISO释放通量提高4.9和3.1倍，而人为剪叶处理仅提高香樟叶ISO释放通量4.6倍。与对照相比，昆虫食叶提高香樟叶光合速率、气孔导度、胞间CO
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光合速率 光合速率 单萜烯 单萜烯 叶绿素荧光 叶绿素荧光 异戊二烯 异戊二烯 昆虫植食 昆虫植食 植物源挥发性有机化合物(BVOCs) 植物源挥发性有机化合物(BVOCs)
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| GB/T 7714 | 杨雲雲 , 晏斌 , 许勤勤 et al. 昆虫取食对亚热带幼树叶挥发性有机化合物释放与光合特性的影响 [J]. | 应用生态学报 , 2025 , 36 (02) : 461-472 . |
| MLA | 杨雲雲 et al. "昆虫取食对亚热带幼树叶挥发性有机化合物释放与光合特性的影响" . | 应用生态学报 36 . 02 (2025) : 461-472 . |
| APA | 杨雲雲 , 晏斌 , 许勤勤 , 秦楚乔 , 胡亚林 . 昆虫取食对亚热带幼树叶挥发性有机化合物释放与光合特性的影响 . | 应用生态学报 , 2025 , 36 (02) , 461-472 . |
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植食性昆虫食叶是森林生态系统普遍存在的现象.为了解有关亚热带常绿阔叶林不同植物叶形态和养分性状对叶虫食特征种间差异的影响，以亚热带细柄阿丁枫天然林为研究对象，比较20种优势植物叶虫食率和虫食频度的种间差异，并分析叶片性状与叶虫食特征的关系.结果发现，亚热带常绿阔叶林20种优势植物的叶虫食率（4.3%-24.2%）和总虫食频度（13%-93%）存在显著的种间差异性，且以轻度、中度叶片虫食为主.不同植物的叶表观性状和养分含量性状亦存在显著的种间差异.相关性分析发现，叶面积、鲜重、干重和叶钾含量与叶片总虫食率、总虫食频度、中度虫食频度和重度虫食频度均呈显著正相关性，而与轻度虫食频度相关性不显著；叶钠含量与叶总虫食频度、中度虫食频度存在显著负相关性.逐步多元回归分析发现，叶面积、叶钾含量和钠含量是解释叶总虫食频度的关键因子，而叶钾含量和叶面积是解释叶虫食率的关键因子，分别解释虫食频度和虫食率变异的63%和46%.本研究表明亚热带天然林不同植物叶虫食特征存在种间差异，与植物叶片形态和养分性状的种间差异性密切有关.（图4表3参34）
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亚热带森林 亚热带森林 叶养分性状 叶养分性状 叶形态性状 叶形态性状 种间差异 种间差异 虫食率 虫食率 虫食频度 虫食频度
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| GB/T 7714 | 应宇馨 , 黄恒宇 , 巫智斌 et al. 亚热带常绿阔叶林优势植物叶性状对叶片虫食特征种间差异的影响 [J]. | 应用与环境生物学报 , 2025 , 31 (01) : 53-62 . |
| MLA | 应宇馨 et al. "亚热带常绿阔叶林优势植物叶性状对叶片虫食特征种间差异的影响" . | 应用与环境生物学报 31 . 01 (2025) : 53-62 . |
| APA | 应宇馨 , 黄恒宇 , 巫智斌 , 黄佩 , 胡亚林 . 亚热带常绿阔叶林优势植物叶性状对叶片虫食特征种间差异的影响 . | 应用与环境生物学报 , 2025 , 31 (01) , 53-62 . |
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为深入了解南方红壤侵蚀区植被恢复对土壤氮有效性的季节动态影响，以福建省长汀县典型红壤侵蚀区不同恢复阶段植被样地（裸地、恢复10、20、30年马尾松人工林和天然林）为研究对象，分4个季节采集了表层（0—10 cm）土壤样品，比较植被恢复过程中土壤铵态氮（NH
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微生物生物量 微生物生物量 植被恢复 植被恢复 氮矿化速率 氮矿化速率 红壤侵蚀区 红壤侵蚀区 马尾松林 马尾松林
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| GB/T 7714 | 刘政 , 索沛蘅 , 轩寒风 et al. 南方红壤侵蚀区马尾松林植被恢复对土壤氮有效性和微生物量碳、氮季节动态的影响 [J]. | 生态学报 , 2025 , 45 (05) : 2094-2103 . |
| MLA | 刘政 et al. "南方红壤侵蚀区马尾松林植被恢复对土壤氮有效性和微生物量碳、氮季节动态的影响" . | 生态学报 45 . 05 (2025) : 2094-2103 . |
| APA | 刘政 , 索沛蘅 , 轩寒风 , 魏强 , 胡亚林 . 南方红壤侵蚀区马尾松林植被恢复对土壤氮有效性和微生物量碳、氮季节动态的影响 . | 生态学报 , 2025 , 45 (05) , 2094-2103 . |
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Chinese fir (Cunninghamia lanceolata) is an economically important plantation tree species. Gaining insights into the belowground microbiome of Chinese fir is critical for optimizing plantation management and enhancing timber production. In this study, we investigated microbial community structures in both rhizospheric soil and root samples from nine Chinese fir plantations (sites) at a regional scale. Moreover, we analyzed relationships between tree growth and microbial community structures and soil properties. Our results revealed that significantly higher bacterial and fungal richness was observed in rhizospheric soils than in tree roots. Differing distribution patterns of soil- and root-associated bacterial and fungal community compositions were observed across different sites. Soil nitrate was the key factor shaping root-associated bacterial diversity, and both soil total nitrogen and nitrate were the critical drivers influencing root-associated fungal community composition. There were apparent geographical variations in the biomass and growth increment of Chinese fir trees, with soil moisture emerging as the strongest predictor for these two parameters. Moreover, soil-associated bacterial community composition, root-associated bacterial diversity, and root-associated fungal community composition were identified as the primary determinants of tree biomass. Our findings highlight the critical but different contributions of soil- and root-associated bacterial and fungal communities to the productivity of trees in subtropical plantations.IMPORTANCEChinese fir plantations are widely distributed in Southeast China and characterized by their considerable economic significance. Belowground microbial communities play pivotal roles in shaping forest ecosystem functions. Nevertheless, knowledge of the relationship between microbial communities and tree growth is scarce. Here, we investigated soil- and root-associated bacterial and fungal communities and their relationships with the tree growth of nine Chinese fir plantations in subtropical regions. We found that both compartment and site factors influenced bacterial and fungal diversity and community composition. Apparent geographical variations in the biomass and growth increment of Chinese fir trees were observed. Moreover, soil-associated bacterial community composition, root-associated bacterial diversity, and fungal community composition were identified as the primary determinants of tree biomass. Altogether, this study provides a comprehensive analysis of microbial communities in mature Chinese fir planted forests, offering new insights into their roles in supporting forest productivity.
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biomass biomass Chinese fir plantation Chinese fir plantation community composition community composition compartment compartment diversity diversity microbiome microbiome
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| GB/T 7714 | Zhou, Feihua , Zhang, Hanshuo , Zhong, Wen et al. Regional-scale biogeographical patterns of soil- and root-associated microbial communities across nine planted Chinese fir forests [J]. | MSPHERE , 2025 , 10 (8) . |
| MLA | Zhou, Feihua et al. "Regional-scale biogeographical patterns of soil- and root-associated microbial communities across nine planted Chinese fir forests" . | MSPHERE 10 . 8 (2025) . |
| APA | Zhou, Feihua , Zhang, Hanshuo , Zhong, Wen , Yang, Hao , Zhou, Luhong , Yang, Zhi-Jie et al. Regional-scale biogeographical patterns of soil- and root-associated microbial communities across nine planted Chinese fir forests . | MSPHERE , 2025 , 10 (8) . |
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As one of the most durable legacies of fire, charcoal plays a key role in long-term soil carbon (C) storage due to its long residence time. However, few attempts have been made to investigate the impact of naturally deposited charcoal on soil organic C (SOC) stability in fire-affected forests in a long-term field trial. In this study, we used a field-based charcoal manipulation experiment to assess the input of charcoal on post-fire SOC stability in a subtropical plantation forest. The experimental design included four treatments: removal of all visible charcoal (C0), charcoal retained in-situ (C1), addition of charcoal removed from C0 plots to separate plots (C2), and an unburnt control (UB). Seven years after treatment implementation, soil samples were collected from 0 to 10 and 10-20 cm depth to measure soil organic C fractions, microbial biomass C (MBC), C pool management index (CPMI), aggregate stability and the distribution of organic C within aggregate size classes. Our results showed that charcoal had no significant effect on dissolved organic C (DOC) at either depth. However, charcoal significantly influenced MBC, CPMI, and the distribution of SOC in small aggregate fractions (<0.05 mm) in a depth-dependent manner. At the 0-10 cm depth, CPMI and the allocation of SOC to small aggregates were significantly higher in C2 and UB soils than in C0 (p < 0.05), whereas no differences were observed at the 10-20 cm depth. In contrast, MBC was significantly higher in C2 and UB than in C0 soils only at the 10-20 cm depth (p < 0.05). Despite the persistence of negative effects from the initial burning event, our findings suggest that fire-derived charcoal can enhance SOC stability by promoting microbial assimilation and facilitating SOC allocation to more stable aggregate fractions with longer turnover times. Taken together, these findings suggest that charcoal deposited during fire contributes to soil C stabilization in subtropical forest plantations subjected to broadcast burning.
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Aggregate-associated organic carbon Aggregate-associated organic carbon Broadcast burning Broadcast burning Carbon pool management index Carbon pool management index Charcoal Charcoal Organic carbon fraction Organic carbon fraction
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| GB/T 7714 | Wang, Yuzhe , Yao, Zhi , Deluca, Thomas H. et al. Soil carbon stability is enhanced by charcoal deposition after broadcast burning in a subtropical plantation forest [J]. | FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT , 2025 , 598 . |
| MLA | Wang, Yuzhe et al. "Soil carbon stability is enhanced by charcoal deposition after broadcast burning in a subtropical plantation forest" . | FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT 598 (2025) . |
| APA | Wang, Yuzhe , Yao, Zhi , Deluca, Thomas H. , Hatten, Jeff A. , Gao, Si , Hu, Yalin . Soil carbon stability is enhanced by charcoal deposition after broadcast burning in a subtropical plantation forest . | FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT , 2025 , 598 . |
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