Global changes are changing the species composition of alpine ecosystems, and the loss of some key plant functional groups may greatly affect the functions of their ecosystems
Relying on the Alpine Forest Ecosystem Positioning Station of the Forestry College of Sichuan Agricultural University, Liu Yang's research group, a professor from the Institute of Ecological Forestry of the Forestry College, discussed the humification dynamics of litters of mixed different plant functional groups in the alpine forest line.
Science of The Total Environment This is the continuous research by his research team following the humification of single plant functional groups
The paper is based on Zhou Yu, a PhD student in Forest Ecology at the Forestry College of Sichuan Agricultural University as the first author, Wang Lifeng, a PhD student in Forest Cultivation, as the co-first author, Liu Yang as the corresponding author, and Sichuan Agricultural University as the sole author
Related paper information: https://doi.
https://doi.
org/10.
1016/j.
scitotenv.
2021.
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