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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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Yichen Zhang,Songbai Hong,Josep Peñuelas et al. Yichen Zhang et al.
Vegetation autumn phenology is critical in regulating the ecosystem carbon cycle and regional climate. However, the dominant drivers of autumn senescence and their temporal shifts under climate change remain poorly understood. Here, we cond...
Benjamin Lejeune,Gilles Lepoint,Mathieu Denoël Benjamin Lejeune
In a global context of invasive alien species (IAS), native predators are often eradicated by functionally different IAS, which may induce complex cascading consequences on ecosystem functioning because of the key role predators play in str...
Lotte Korell,Martin Andrzejak,Sigrid Berger et al. Lotte Korell et al.
Climate and land-use change are key drivers of global change. Full-factorial field experiments in which both drivers are manipulated are essential to understand and predict their potentially interactive effects on the structure and function...
Lexi N Wilkes,Allison K Barner,Aislyn A Keyes et al. Lexi N Wilkes et al.
Climate change is negatively impacting ecosystems and their contributions to human well-being, known as ecosystem services. Previous research has mainly focused on the direct effects of climate change on species and ecosystem services, leav...
Israel Moreno-Contreras,Jukka Jokimäki,Marja-Liisa Kaisanlahti-Jokimäki et al. Israel Moreno-Contreras et al.
Current knowledge about the impacts of urbanisation on bird assemblages is based on evidence from studies partly or wholly undertaken in the breeding season. In comparison, the non-breeding season remains little studied, despite the fact th...
Xiaofei Liu,Ye Tian,Jakob Heinzle et al. Xiaofei Liu et al.
Microbial necromass carbon (MNC) accounts for a large fraction of soil organic carbon (SOC) in terrestrial ecosystems. Yet our understanding of the fate of this large carbon pool under long-term warming is uncertain. Here, we show that 14 y...
Yan Yu,Josep Peñuelas,Jordi Sardans et al. Yan Yu et al.
The relationship between plant aboveground biomass and diversity typically follows a unimodal pattern, showing a positive correlation in resource-poor habitats and a negative correlation in resource-rich environments. Precipitation is a cru...
Matthias C Rillig,Changchao Li,Álvaro Rodríguez Del Río et al. Matthias C Rillig et al.
Antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) have moved into focus as a critically important response variable in global change biology, given the increasing environmental and human health threat posed by these genes. However, we propose that elevate...
Jinlong Peng,Fangfang Ma,Quan Quan et al. Jinlong Peng et al.
Global hydroclimatic variability is increasing with more frequent extreme dry and wet years, severely destabilizing terrestrial ecosystem productivity. However, what regulates the consequence of precipitation extremes on productivity remain...
Yuanqi Chen,Yu Zhang,Xu Zhang et al. Yuanqi Chen et al.
Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition in forests can affect soil microbial growth and turnover directly through increasing N availability and indirectly through altering plant-derived carbon (C) availability for microbes. This impacts microbi...