Background and aims Nutrient availability is a key regulator of soil respiration.
Anthropogenic activities have dramatically accelerated the inputs of reactive nitrogen (N) …

Seasonal drought will become more intense and frequent in some regions due to global
climate change, which may lead to significant changes in the competitive interactions and …

Soil moisture is a key variable in hydrological processes. Although the combined effects of
multiple climatic factors in different land cover conditions are highly valuable for water …

Nitrogen (N) deposition and land‐use practice (eg mowing) could have profound effects on
soil respiration. However, the changes in other ecosystem components, such as plant …

Carbon plays a key role in determining soil health, which is defined as the soil's capacity to
maintain environmental functions and biological productivity. In this study, C cycling was …

Tropical forests play an important role in global carbon (C) cycling due to high primary
productivity and rapid litter and soil organic C decomposition. However, it is still unclear how …

In the past three decades, our global climate has been experiencing unprecedented
warming. This warming has and will continue to significantly influence the structure and …

Soil respiration (Rs) has significant spatial changes in terrestrial ecosystems, especially in
arid areas where ecological factors and vegetation distribution have obvious patches …

Although litterfall respiration (RL) is a key process of soil carbon dynamics in forests, factors
that drive RL and its contribution to soil respiration (RS) have not been sufficiently studied …

The subtropical forest transition zone in southern China is a typical transition zone with high
coverage and diverse vegetation. Projected climate change will affect physiological …