Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition could affect various ecological processes in forest
ecosystems, including plant litter decomposition and nutrient cycling. However, the …

Background and aims Litter, an essential component of forest ecosystems, plays an
important role in maintaining soil fertility, sequestering carbon (C) and improving soil …

Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition has rapidly increased due to anthropogenic activities,
which can exert a crucial effect on biochemical cycling process such as litter decomposition …

Atmospheric deposition of nitrogen-specifically oxides of nitrogen (nitrate and NO x) mainly
from fossil fuel emissions and also ammonium from production and use of fertilizers remain …

Human activities have increased the input of nitrogen (N) to forest ecosystems and have
greatly affected litter decomposition and the soil environment. But differences in forests with …

Background Forest litter decomposition is a major component of the global carbon (C)
budget, and is greatly affected by the atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition observed globally …

Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition has caused concern due to its effects on litter
decomposition in subtropical regions where N-fixing tree species are widespread. However …

Litter decomposition is a key process for mediating ecosystem carbon (C) and nutrient
cycling and is sensitive to increasing atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition. However, the …

Abstract Background and Aims Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition has elevated rapidly in
tropical regions where N 2-fixing tree species are widespread. However, the effect of N …

Plant litter decomposition is a crucial ecosystem process that regulates nutrient cycling, soil
fertility, and plant productivity and is strongly influenced by increased nitrogen (N) …