Carbon and Nutrient Transfer via Above and Belowground Litter in Forests (MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute, 2023)
Keywords: acid hydrolysable components; acid-unhydrolyzable residues; Agribusiness and primary industries; allometric relationships; alpine forest; bacterial community; Biology, life sciences; boreal forests; carbon release; chronosequence; controlling factors; cypress plantation; decompaction processes; decomposition; dissolved organic C; ecological stoichiometric ratios; Economics, Finance, Business and Management; elevation; extreme weather disturbance; extreme weather event; forest gap; forest management practice; forest succession; forest variables; Forestry industry; freeze–thaw process; fulvic acid; fungal community; habitat types; humic acid; humic substances; humification degree; humus accumulation; individual PLFA; Industry and industrial studies; leaching; leaf litter decomposition; litter C quality; litter carbon budget; litter decomposition; litter humification; litter input and output; litter quantity; litterfall; Masson pine plantations; Mathematics and Science; mature and senescent leaves; microbial community; microbial community composition; mountain forest stream; n/a; natural soil recovery; non-woody debris; nutrient content; nutrient limitation; nutrient reuse strategy; phospholipid fatty acids (PLFAs); plant growth form; plant invasion ecology; reduced snow cover; Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects; Research and information: general; return of nutrients; riparian zone; sampling bulk density; snow cover; soil biodiversity; soil C sequestration; soil compaction; soil fauna; soil macronutrient stocks; soil organic carbon; stoichiometry; subalpine forest; subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest; subtropical forest plantation; winter