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Non-additive effects of litter diversity on greenhouse gas emissions from alpine steppe soil in Northern Tibet.

Scientific reports - 4 Dec 2015

Chen Youchao, Sun Jian, Xie Fangting, Yan Yan, Wang Xiaodan, Cheng Genwei, Lu Xuyang

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While litter decomposition is a fundamental ecological process, previous studies have mainly focused on the decay of single species. In this study, we conducted a litter-mixing experiment to investigate litter diversity effects on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from an alpine steppe soil in Northern Tibet. Significant non-additive effects of litter diversity on GHG dynamics can be detected; these non-additive...

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PMID: 26634911
DOI: 10.1038/srep17664
PMCID: PMC4669496

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