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穏やかな10年間の温暖化が土壌の有機炭素成分を変化させるが,温帯雨林と亜熱帯雨林の総蓄積は変化しない

Yujing Yang1,2, Hui Wang1,3, Shirong Liu1

  • 1Ecology and Nature Conservation Institute, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Key Laboratory of Forest Ecosystem Conservation and Restoration of National Forestry and Grassland Administration, Beijing, China.

Ecology letters
|February 19, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

長期にわたる軽度の森林温暖化 (2°C以下) は土壌の有機炭素 (SOC) 貯蔵量を安定させますが,その組成を変化させます. 森林土壌の炭素組成の生態系特有の変化は,気候変動下で将来の炭素の持続性に影響を与える可能性があります.

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炭素化学組成 炭素の化学組成炭素の物理分子は,炭素の物理分数である.気候変動 気候変動土壌有機炭素 土壌有機炭素土壌温暖化 土壌温暖化温帯雨林と亜熱帯雨林

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