Non‐native tree (NNT) species have been transported worldwide to create or enhance
services that are fundamental for human well‐being, such as timber provision, erosion …

It has been recognized that the formation and subsequent sequestration of soil organic
carbon (SOC) during forest succession are primarily driven by soil microorganisms …

Masson pine (Pinus massoniana) is a typical reforestation species in subtropical China,
which plays a key role in soil and water conservation. Site-specific forest management …

Photosynthetic rate is a key source of uncertainty in the modeling of the terrestrial carbon
cycle. Recent studies have utilized leaf chlorophyll content (Chl) as a proxy for leaf …

Little is known about how environmental factors modify spatiotemporal variations of soil
respiration (Rs) and its temperature sensitivity (Q 10) in alpine grasslands on the Tibetan …

Seasonality is a key feature of the biosphere and the seasonal dynamics of soil carbon (C)
emissions represent a fundamental mechanism regulating the terrestrial–climate interaction …

Tree species mixing is a prevalent practice to improve soil quality in monoculture plantations
and the rhizosphere soil organic carbon (SOC) dynamics of conifers will be affected by …

Soil respiration is the largest carbon (C) flux from terrestrial ecosystems into the atmosphere.
Accurate estimates of the magnitude and distribution of soil respiration are critically …

In this study, we examined how the conversion of native broadleaved forests into plantations
of more productive forest species for timber use affects soil microbial community composition …

Simple Summary Pine forests represent a major source of biomass, including timber and
resin. Pine resin constitutes a sustainable source of a myriad of products used in several …