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期刊名:Global change biology

缩写:GLOBAL CHANGE BIOL

ISSN:1354-1013

e-ISSN:1365-2486

IF/分区:12.0/Q1

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Shulan Sun,Wenhua Xiang,Shuai Ouyang et al. Shulan Sun et al.
Climate warming is projected to affect hydrological cycle in forest ecosystems and makes the forest-water relationship more controversial. Currently, planted forests are gaining more public attention due to their role in carbon sequestratio...
Nicholas G Smith,Qing Zhu,Trevor F Keenan et al. Nicholas G Smith et al.
Photosynthesis is the largest flux of carbon between the atmosphere and Earth's surface and is driven by enzymes that require nitrogen, namely, ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (RuBisCO). Thus, photosynthesis is a key link between the terrestrial ...
Matthew G Betts,Zhiqiang Yang,John S Gunn et al. Matthew G Betts et al.
Recent global policy initiatives aimed at reducing forest degradation require practical definitions of degradation that are readily monitored. However, consistent approaches for monitoring forest degradation over the long term and at broad ...
Riley P Fortier,Alyssa T Kullberg,Roy D Soria Ahuanari et al. Riley P Fortier et al.
Rapid warming and high temperatures are an immediate threat to global ecosystems, but the threat may be especially pronounced in the tropics. Although low-latitude tree species are widely predicted to be vulnerable to warming, information a...
Qingzhou Zhao,Grégoire T Freschet,Tingting Tao et al. Qingzhou Zhao et al.
Plant roots represent about a quarter of global plant biomass and constitute a primary source of soil organic carbon (C). Yet, considerable uncertainty persists regarding root litter decomposition and their responses to global change factor...
Fanny Vermandele,Matthew Sasaki,Gesche Winkler et al. Fanny Vermandele et al.
The existence of sex-specific differences in phenotypic traits is widely recognized. Yet they are often ignored in studies looking at the impact of global changes on marine organisms, particularly within the context of combined drivers that...
Wenyi Xu,Bo Elberling,Dan Li et al. Wenyi Xu et al.
In recent years, the arctic tundra has been subject to more frequent stochastic biotic or extreme weather events (causing plant dieback) and warmer summer air temperatures. However, the combined effects of these perturbations on the tundra ...
Stefan Klesse,Richard L Peters,Raquel Alfaro-Sánchez et al. Stefan Klesse et al.
With ongoing global warming, increasing water deficits promote physiological stress on forest ecosystems with negative impacts on tree growth, vitality, and survival. How individual tree species will react to increased drought stress is the...
Yi-Xuan Guo,Guang-Hui Yu,Shuijin Hu et al. Yi-Xuan Guo et al.
Understanding the fate of organic carbon in thawed permafrost is crucial for predicting climate feedback. While minerals and microbial necromass are known to play crucial roles in the long-term stability of organic carbon in subsoils, their...
Micha Wehrli,Stine Slotsbo,Inge S Fomsgaard et al. Micha Wehrli et al.
The rise in global temperatures and increasing severity of heat waves pose significant threats to soil organisms, disrupting ecological balances in soil communities. Additionally, the implications of environmental pollution are exacerbated ...