北極の泥炭地帯の微生物とブリオスフィアの光合成は,長期の乾燥に対して泥炭地帯特有の反応を示している

Olivia Kuuri-Riutta1, Marie Le Geay2, Vincent E J Jassey2

  • 1School of Forest Sciences, University of Eastern Finland, 80101, Joensuu, Finland.

The New phytologist
|September 2, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

乾燥は泥炭地帯の ブリオスフィアの光合成に影響します 水位の低下は光合成を増加させ,分解による炭素の損失を補う可能性がありますが,結果は場所の特徴によって異なります.

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