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Responses of Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics and GHG Fluxes in Forest Ecosystems to Climate Change and Human Activity

Forest soils are considered the largest carbon and nitrogen pools in soil organic matter among terrestrial ecosystems, and soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are normally affected by climate change and human activity. This Special Issue includes the effects of clima...

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Idioma:inglés
Publicado: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
Subjects:
nitrogen addition
phosphorus addition
N2O emissions
CH4 uptake
Chinese fir forest
Pleioblastus amarus plantation
fertilizer
greenhouse gas
soil carbon pool
soil nitrogen pool
management strategy
active soil substances
elevation gradients
plant diversity indexes
Taihang mountain
land-use types
soil enzymatic activity
rocky mountainous region of North China
forest soil
fine root biomass
microbial biomass carbon
soil carbon dioxide emission
soil respiration
throughfall manipulation
nitrogen deposition
leaf litter decomposition
enzyme stoichiometry
soil organic carbon density
forest soil carbon cycling
litter manipulation
δ13C of soil respiration
snow manipulation
soil moisture
stable isotope
carbon dioxide emission
climate change
heterotrophic respiration
methane flux
soil carbon flux
soil organic carbon fractions
time scales
microbial enzyme activity
microbial carbon use efficiency
land use and land cover
permafrost changes
soil organic carbon stocks
temperature at the top of permafrost
forest ecosystem
GHG flux
human activity
soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics
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Summary:Forest soils are considered the largest carbon and nitrogen pools in soil organic matter among terrestrial ecosystems, and soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are normally affected by climate change and human activity. This Special Issue includes the effects of climate changes such as changes in throughfall, snow cover, and permafrost degradation; human activities such as nitrogen and/or phosphorus addition and the use of biochar; and soil–plant interactions on soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics and GHG fluxes in forest ecosystems. Although this collection of papers reflects only a small part of this scientific theme, it can, to some extent, provide a basis for understanding some important research aspects related to the future of forest soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics and GHG fluxes in a changing world, thereby enabling sustainable development and the mitigation of climate change.

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