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View article: Earlier snowmelt increases the strength of the carbon sink in montane meadows unequally across the growing season
Earlier snowmelt increases the strength of the carbon sink in montane meadows unequally across the growing season Open
Warming temperatures are changing winters, leading to earlier snowmelt. This shift can lead to an earlier and potentially longer growing season, which in turn may affect various plant‐mediated ecosystem functions. Despite its relevance in …
View article: The Bug‐Network ( <scp>BugNet</scp> ): A Global Experimental Network Testing the Effects of Invertebrate Herbivores and Fungal Pathogens on Plant Communities and Ecosystem Function in Open Ecosystems
The Bug‐Network ( <span>BugNet</span> ): A Global Experimental Network Testing the Effects of Invertebrate Herbivores and Fungal Pathogens on Plant Communities and Ecosystem Function in Open Ecosystems Open
Plants are consumed by a variety of organisms, including herbivores and pathogens, which significantly impact plant biomass, diversity, community composition, and ecosystem functioning. While the impacts of vertebrate herbivores are well e…
View article: Earlier snowmelt increases the strength of the carbon sink in montane meadows unequally across the growing season
Earlier snowmelt increases the strength of the carbon sink in montane meadows unequally across the growing season Open
Warming temperatures are changing winters, leading to earlier snowmelt. This shift can lead to an earlier and potentially longer growing season, which in turn may affect various plant-mediated ecosystem functions. Despite its relevance in …
View article: Soil microbial legacies influence freeze–thaw responses of soil
Soil microbial legacies influence freeze–thaw responses of soil Open
Warmer winters with less snowfall are increasing the frequency of soil freeze–thaw cycles across temperate regions. Soil microbial responses to freeze–thaw cycles vary and some of this variation may be explained by microbial conditioning t…