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1. Effect of Litter Removal and Addition on Root Exudation and Associated Microbial N Transformation in a Pinus massoniana Plantation C. Zhang et al.
2. The response of soil-atmosphere greenhouse gas exchange to changing plant litter inputs in terrestrial forest ecosystems J. Cui et al.
3. Global Positive Effects of Litter Inputs on Soil Nitrogen Pools and Fluxes J. Yang et al.
4. Warming promotes accumulation of microbial- and plant-derived carbon in terrestrial ecosystems H. Han et al.
5. Effects of understory removal and litter addition on leaf and twig decomposition in a subtropical Chinese fir plantation S. Wan et al.
6. Distribution of heavy metals in surface soil near a coal power production unit: potential risk to ecology and human health S. Mor et al.
7. Seasonal litterfall composition and carbon and nitrogen returns in New Zealand shrubland S. Lambie & J. Dando
8. The influence of plant traits on soil microbial communities varies between arid and mesic grasslands E. Egidi et al.
9. Divergent responses of soil and microbial stoichiometry to plant detritus reduction across global forests Y. Yang et al.
10. Nutrient limitation of litter decomposition with long-term secondary succession: evidence from controlled laboratory experiments W. Yan et al.
11. Intraspecific differences in leaf chemical traits from five common evergreen species in contrasting climate conditions (temperature and precipitation) from northern Patagonian rainforest (42–44°S) C. Cerda-Peña et al.
12. Assessment of seasonal variations in soil heavy metal concentrations and potential health risks in Gujarat, India D. Thakkar et al.
13. Soil carbon pools are affected by species identity and productivity in a tree common garden experiment B. Waring et al.
14. Decadal-scale litter manipulation alters the biochemical and physical character of tropical forest soil carbon D. Cusack et al.
15. Recycled Waste Leaf Litter Pots Exhibit Excellent Biodegradability: An Experimental Analysis D. Ko et al.
16. Particulate organic carbon dominates soil organic carbon dynamics in alpine ecosystems for its climate sensitivity and continuous storage Y. Wang et al.
17. Soil Carbon Stock and Indices in Sandy Soil Affected by Eucalyptus Harvest Residue Management in the South of Brazil J. de São José et al.
18. Contrasting effects of above and belowground litter inputs in shaping the soil microbiome worldwide H. Jiao et al.
19. Root–microbial interaction accelerates soil nitrogen depletion but not soil carbon after increasing litter inputs to a coniferous forest M. Lyu et al.
20. Case study on a coniferous plantation site about inter-annual shifts in microbial communities under short-term detritus input manipulations J. Wu et al.
21. Effects of Forest Types on Soil Particulate Organic Carbon Contents and Distribution Along a Subtropical Climate Transect in China Z. Zheng et al.
22. Microbial carbon mineralization in tropical lowland and montane forest soils of Peru J. Whitaker et al.
23. Effect of litter on soil respiration in a man-made Populus L. forest in a dune-meadow transitional region in China’s Horqin sandy land C. Han et al.
24. Effects of changed litter inputs on soil labile carbon and nitrogen pools in a eucalyptus-dominated forest of southeast Queensland, Australia Y. Wang et al.
25. Contribution of litter layer to soil greenhouse gas emissions in a temperate beech forest S. Leitner et al.
26. Nitrogen addition promotes the coupling of deep soil carbon and nitrogen under different vegetation restoration types in the Chinese Loess Plateau S. Gong et al.
27. Asynchronous nitrogen supply and demand produce nonlinear plant allocation responses to warming and elevated CO2 G. Noyce et al.
28. The ratio of ligninase to cellulase increased with the reduction of plant detritus input in a coniferous forest in subtropical China J. Wu et al.
29. Soil Restoration through the Application of Organic Mulch Following Skidding Operations Causing Vehicle Induced Compaction in the Hyrcanian Forests, Northern Iran A. Khoramizadeh et al.
30. Impacts of tree species identity and species mixing on ecosystem carbon and nitrogen stocks in a boreal forest R. Blaško et al.
31. Effects of Manipulated Above- and Belowground Organic Matter Input on Soil Respiration in a Chinese Pine Plantation J. Fan et al.
32. Effects of nitrogen deposition and litter layer management on soil CO2, N2O, and CH4 emissions in a subtropical pine forestland J. Fan et al.
33. Litter Decomposition Stage Exerted a Stronger Influence on Soil Organic Carbon Fractions Than Forest Litter Type X. Min et al.
34. Responses of greenhouse gas emissions to increased precipitation events in different ecosystems: A meta-analysis C. Li et al.
35. The Case for Digging Deeper: Soil Organic Carbon Storage, Dynamics, and Controls in Our Changing World C. Gross & R. Harrison
36. Soil extracellular enzyme stoichiometry reveals the nutrient limitations in soil microbial metabolism under different carbon input manipulations P. Abay et al.
37. Efficiency of leaf litter mulch in the restoration of soil physiochemical properties and enzyme activities in temporary skid roads in mixed high forests M. Jourgholami et al.
38. Estimation of Populuseuphratica Forest Leaf Litterfall and Time Variation of Nutrient in Leaf Litter during Decomposition along the Main Channel of the Tarim River, China Y. Yang et al.
39. Effects and mechanism of plant litter on grassland ecosystem: A review N. Hassan et al.
40. Global patterns of soil greenhouse gas fluxes in response to litter manipulation Y. Fan et al.
41. Remote sensing of depth-induced variations in soil organic carbon stocks distribution within different vegetated landscapes O. Odebiri et al.
42. Species diversity and chemical properties of litter influence non-additive effects of litter mixtures on soil carbon and nitrogen cycling B. Mao et al.
43. Litterfall dynamics in Boter-Becho Forest: Moist evergreen montane forest of Southwestern Ethiopia S. Talemos et al.
44. Aboveground inputs rather than belowground root drive SOC responses to long term N addition in alpine grassland ecosystems of Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau R. Zhang et al.
45. Distinct responses of soil respiration to experimental litter manipulation in temperate woodland and tropical forest L. Bréchet et al.
46. Tree roots exert greater influence on soil microbial necromass carbon than above-ground litter in subtropical natural and plantation forests S. Jia et al.
47. Climate, Soil, and Plant Controls on Early-Stage Litter Decomposition in Moso Bamboo Stands at a Regional Scale M. Orrego et al.
48. Driving factors for soil C:N ratio in woody plant communities across northeastern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau J. He et al.
49. Short-Term Litter Manipulations have Strong Impact on Soil Nitrogen Dynamics in Larix gmelinii Forest of Northeast China R. Xiao et al.
50. Plant above-ground biomass and litter quality drive soil microbial metabolic limitations during vegetation restoration of subtropical forests S. Zhang et al.
51. Impact of soil nitrogen availability and pH on tropical heath forest organic matter decomposition and decomposer activity G. Sellan et al.
52. Impact of Aboveground Vegetation on Abundance, Diversity, and Biomass of Earthworms in Selected Land Use Systems as a Model of Synchrony between Aboveground and Belowground Habitats in Mid-Himalaya, India K. Gudeta et al.
53. Effect of simulated litterfall and sapling growth of invasive Quercus rubra and native Q. robur on soil in a pot experiment M. Stanek et al.
54. Root litter inputs exert greater influence over soil C than does aboveground litter in a subtropical natural forest X. Liu et al.
55. Local-scale determinants of elemental stoichiometry of soil in an old-growth temperate forest Y. Suo et al.
56. Decoupling of soil microbes and plants with increasing anthropogenic nitrogen inputs in a temperate steppe W. Liu et al.
57. Fine-Root Turnover, Litterfall, and Soil Microbial Community of Three Mixed Coniferous–Deciduous Forests Dominated by Korean Pine (Pinus koraiensis) Along a Latitudinal Gradient L. Liu et al.
58. Interannual variability and seasonality of litterfall in three temperate and boreal forest ecosystems of eastern Canada: A synthesis of long-term monitoring R. Frisko et al.
59. Litter inputs exert greater influence over soil respiration and its temperature sensitivity than roots in a coniferous forest in north-south transition zone W. Zhuang et al.
60. Litter Decomposition of Qinghai Spruce (Picea crassifolia) Is Dependent on Mn Concentration in the Qilian Mountains, Northwest China J. Gu et al.
61. Interactive effects of nitrogen addition and litter on soil nematodes in grassland J. Liu et al.
62. Carbon Sequestration by Soils of Ash Dump Forest Areas in the Middle Urals (Russia) O. Nekrasova et al.
63. Boreal tree species selection enhances forest carbon stocks through above- rather than below-ground changes M. Larsson et al.
64. Land use changes: a key ecological driver regulating methanotrophs abundance in upland soils S. Tiwari et al.
65. Distribution pattern and factors affecting litter stocks at the slope-scale in a karst forest in subtropical China M. Hou et al.
66. δ 15N of soil nitrogen pools and their dynamics under decomposing leaf litters in a suburban native forest subject to repeated prescribed burning in southeast Queensland, Australia Y. Wang et al.
67. Aboveground litter addition for five years changes the chemical composition of soil organic matter in a temperate deciduous forest X. Wang et al.
68. Variability of Aboveground Litter Inputs Alters Soil Carbon and Nitrogen in a Coniferous–Broadleaf Mixed Forest of Central China R. Miao et al.
69. Response of Thinning to C:N:P Stoichiometric Characteristics and Seasonal Dynamics of Leaf-Litter-Soil System in Cupressus funebris Endl. Artificial Forests in Southwest, China X. Jiang et al.
70. Soil microbial community dynamics mediate the priming effects caused by in situ decomposition of fresh plant residues G. Yu et al.
71. Comparison of nurse effect zones of shrubs versus trees for dryland rehabilitation in Northeast China T. Miyasaka et al.
72. Bamboo expansion promotes radial growth of surviving trees in a broadleaf forest C. Gong et al.
73. Litter Input-Induced Variability in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Across the Organic Horizon and Mineral Soils Y. Yang et al.
74. Microbial community-level regulation explains soil carbon responses to long-term litter manipulations K. Georgiou et al.
75. Soil Respiration Variability Due to Litter and Micro-Environment During the Cold-Temperature Season in a Temperate Monsoon Deciduous Forest J. Lee
76. Dual Isotopes Tracing Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics during Leguminous and Non-Leguminous Litter Decomposition under Controlled Precipitation N. Du et al.
77. Effects of litter and root inputs on soil microbial community structure in subtropical natural and plantation forests C. Wang et al.
78. Canopy cover at the crown-scale best predicts spatial heterogeneity of soil moisture within a temperate Atlantic forest E. Meijers et al.
79. Forest types control the contribution of litter and roots to labile and persistent soil organic carbon D. Sun et al.
80. Root carbon inputs outweigh litter in shaping grassland soil microbiomes and ecosystem multifunctionality J. Feng et al.
81. Patterns and controls of aboveground litter inputs to temperate forests F. Jevon et al.
82. Climate and litter C/N ratio constrain soil organic carbon accumulation G. Zhou et al.
83. Litter, Root, and Mycorrhiza Input Affected Soil Microbial Community Structure in Schima superba Pure Forest in Subtropical China L. Zhu et al.
84. Changes in soil pH and nutrient stoichiometry alter the effects of litter addition on soil nitrogen transformations and nitrous oxide emissions J. Wang et al.
85. Vegetation Type and Soil Moisture Drive Variations in Leaf Litter Decomposition Following Secondary Forest Succession Y. Liu et al.
86. Nitrogen addition overrides the effects ofStellera chamaejasmelitter on the growth ofLeymus chinensisand its associated mycorrhizal fungi Q. Guo et al.
87. Long-Term Agricultural Management Alters Soil Fungal Communities and Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Contents in Tea Plantations Y. Luo et al.
88. Legacy effects of long‐term autumn leaf litter removal slow decomposition rates and reduce soil carbon in suburban yards M. Ferlauto et al.
89. Effects of Mixed Addition of Fraxinus mandshurica Rupr. and Larix gmelinii (Rupr.) Kuzen. Litter on Nitrogen Mineralization in Dark Brown Soil of Northeast China S. Han et al.
90. Increased Litter Greatly Enhancing Soil Respiration in Betula platyphylla Forests of Permafrost Region, Northeast China H. Wei & X. Man
91. Carbon stock in calophyllum inophyllum provenances from eight islands in Indonesia: associate soil physicochemical properties and litter fiber content T. Hasnah et al.
92. Litter, root, and mycorrhiza manipulations and seasonal effects on soil physicochemical properties and microbial communities in a subtropical coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest L. Zhu et al.
93. Effects of root dominate over aboveground litter on soil microbial biomass in global forest ecosystems Y. Jing et al.
94. Soil Organic Carbon Significantly Increases When Perennial Biomass Plantations Are Reverted Back to Annual Arable Crops E. Martani et al.
95. Plant roots stimulate the decomposition of complex, but not simple, soil carbon J. Moore et al.
96. Soil Properties and Plant Growth Response to Litter in a Prolonged Enclosed Grassland of Loess Plateau, China Y. Xiong et al.
97. Litter removal through fire – A key process for wetland vegetation and ecosystem dynamics R. Heim et al.
98. Is Baccharis paniculata (Asteraceae) an effective nurse plant in the matorral of central Chile? Soil vs microclimate effects L. Cavieres & J. Concha-Villalobos
99. Scale‐dependent effects of environmental factors on soil organic carbon, soil nutrients and stoichiometry under two contrasting land‐use types Q. Zhu et al.
100. Different responses of soil nitrogen to combined addition of labile carbon sources with fresh versus decomposed litter# H. Ma et al.
101. Global effects of plant litter alterations on soil CO2 to the atmosphere X. Chen & H. Chen
102. Short-term contributions of cover crop surface residue return to soil carbon and nitrogen contents in temperate Australia X. Zhou et al.
103. Effects of Litter and Root Manipulations on Soil Bacterial and Fungal Community Structure and Function in a Schrenk’s Spruce (Picea schrenkiana) Forest H. Zhu et al.
104. Litter alteration reduces ecosystem multifunctionality through divergent aboveground-belowground feedbacks in alpine grasslands G. Xue et al.
105. Effects of Coarse Woody Debris on Soil Temperature and Water Content in Two Reconstructed Soils in Reclaimed Boreal Forest A. Dhar et al.
106. Mechanical fragmentation of leaf litter by fine root growth contributes greatly to the early decomposition of leaf litter W. Wang et al.
107. Increased litter in subtropical forests boosts soil respiration in natural forests but not plantations of Castanopsis carlesii X. Liu et al.
108. Soil organic carbon formation in grassland ecosystems: Higher efficiency of roots than shoots and rhizodeposition Q. Yin et al.
109. Contribution of Litter Layer to Greenhouse Gas Fluxes between Atmosphere and Soil Varies with Forest Succession J. Jiang et al.
110. Forest thinning and organic matter manipulation drives changes in soil respiration in a Larix principis-rupprechtii plantation in China X. Cheng et al.
111. Litter manipulation effects on microbial communities and enzymatic activities vary with soil depth in a subtropical Chinese fir plantation R. Liu et al.
112. Combined effects of nitrogen addition and organic matter manipulation on soil respiration in a Chinese pine forest J. Wang et al.
113. Soil Carbon Emission Sources Differ Under Litter and Nutrient Addition During Secondary Succession: Evidence from a Mesocosm Study Using a Three-Transfer-Pool Model T. Li et al.
114. Soil moisture variability in a temperate deciduous forest: insights from electrical resistivity and throughfall data Y. Ma et al.
115. How Can Litter Modify the Fluxes of CO2 and CH4 from Forest Soils? A Mini-Review A. Walkiewicz et al.
116. Responses of soil microbial respiration to plantations depend on soil properties in subtropical China Y. ZHANG et al.
117. The elevational patterns and key drivers of soil microbial communities strongly depend on soil layer and season R. Cao et al.
118. Insect reproductive behaviors are important mediators of carrion nutrient release into soil B. Woelber-Kastner et al.
119. Litter inputs reshape soil respiration partitioning in subalpine forests: Pivotal role of microbial gene abundance and root-microbe interactions Y. Kuang et al.
120. Effects of litter input on soil aggregation and aggregate carbon turnover differ among three subtropical forests in southeastern China Y. Hu et al.
121. Roots exert greater influence on soil respiration than aboveground litter in a subalpine Cambisol J. Xiong et al.
122. Climate warming impacts on soil organic carbon fractions and aggregate stability in a Tibetan alpine meadow S. Guan et al.
123. Responses of mass loss and nutrient release in litter decomposition to ultraviolet radiation W. Yan et al.
124. Litter Traits of Native and Non-Native Tropical Trees Influence Soil Carbon Dynamics in Timber Plantations in Panama D. Kerdraon et al.
125. Effects of litter manipulation on soil respiration under short-term nitrogen addition in a subtropical evergreen forest Q. Gao et al.
126. Nitrogen addition change soil N pools with litter removal or not in subtropical forest H. Ma et al.
127. Root rather than leaf litter input drives soil carbon sequestration after afforestation on a marginal cropland Y. Hu et al.
128. Asymmetric effects of litter removal and litter addition on the structure and function of soil microbial communities in a managed pine forest Q. Zhao et al.
129. Effect of nitrogen addition and litter removal on understory vegetation, soil mesofauna, and litter decomposition in loblolly pine plantations in subtropical Argentina C. Trentini et al.
130. Increased microbial growth, biomass, and turnover drive soil organic carbon accumulation at higher plant diversity J. Prommer et al.
131. Aboveground litter inputs determine carbon storage across soil profiles: a meta-analysis S. Xu et al.
132. Changes in soil faunal density and microbial community under altered litter input in forests and grasslands X. Wei et al.
133. Distribution and lose risks of particulate and mineral-associated organic carbon in soils of Qinghai-Xizang Plateau under global climate change Y. Wang et al.
134. The Effect of Tree Species Composition on Soil C and N Pools and Greenhouse Gas Fluxes in a Mediterranean Reforestation G. Mazza et al.
135. Effect of soil microorganisms and labile C availability on soil respiration in response to litter inputs in forest ecosystems: A meta‐analysis Y. Zhang et al.
136. Soil C, N, and P Contents and Their Stoichiometry as Impacted by Main Forest Vegetation Types in Xinglongshan, China C. Huang et al.
137. Effects of Litterfall on the Accumulation of Extracted Soil Humic Substances in Subalpine Forests X. Wei et al.
138. Introducing a shrub species in a degraded steppe shifts fine root dynamics and soil organic carbon accumulations, in northwest China Z. Lai et al.
139. Influences of nitrogen addition and aboveground litter-input manipulations on soil respiration and biochemical properties in a subtropical forest Y. Peng et al.
140. Explore less to control more: why and when should plants limit the horizontal exploration of soil by their roots? H. de Parseval et al.
141. Optimization of bioretention systems through application of ecological theory L. Levin & A. Mehring
142. Aboveground and belowground litter have equal contributions to soil CO2 emission: an evidence from a 4-year measurement in a subtropical forest Q. Wang et al.
143. Plasticity in leaf litter traits partly mitigates the impact of thinning on forest floor carbon cycling L. Henneron et al.
144. Relative importance of soil properties and functional diversity to the spatial pattern of the forest soil nitrogen J. Kang et al.
145. Comprehensive synthesis of spatial variability in carbon flux across monsoon Asian forests M. Kondo et al.
146. Native species seedlings in forest restoration in the Southern Amazon rapidly increase soil carbon stocks A. do Nascimento et al.
147. Valorisation of Natural Resources and the Need for Economic and Sustainability Assessment: The Case of Cocoa Pod Husk in Indonesia F. Picchioni et al.
148. Effects of litter and root manipulations on soil carbon and nitrogen in a Schrenk’s spruce (Picea schrenkiana) forest H. Zhu et al.
149. Can litter addition mediate plant productivity responses to increased precipitation and nitrogen deposition in a typical steppe? Y. Shen et al.
150. Abiotic and biotic responses to woody debris additions in restored old fields in a multi‐site Before‐After‐Control‐Impact experiment T. Parkhurst et al.
151. Changes of bacterial versus fungal community composition along a forest degradation gradient of logged-over tropical rain forests, and their consequences on soil enzyme activities in Malaysian Borneo L. Jiang et al.
152. The Residual Effect of Pre-Rice Green Manuring on a Succeeding Wheat Crop (Triticum aestivum L.) in the Rice-Wheat Cropping System in Banke, Nepal R. Gautam et al.
153. Widespread legacy effects on net primary productivity across western US drylands I. Goodman & A. Felton
154. Effects of long-term litter manipulation on soil carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus in a temperate deciduous forest W. Huang & M. Spohn
155. Adapting Bioretention Construction Details to Local Practices in Finland O. Tahvonen
156. Long-term fire and grazing regimes modify soil physical properties and root traits in North American tallgrass prairie S. Jia et al.
157. Legacy of historical litter raking in temperate forest plant communities O. Vild et al.
158. Meta-analysis demonstrating that moderate grazing can improve the soil quality across China's grassland ecosystems T. Zhan et al.
159. Nitrogen and litter addition decreased sexual reproduction and increased clonal propagation in grasslands Z. Li et al.
160. Plant-soil feedback: incorporating untested influential drivers and reconciling terminology J. De Long et al.
161. Increased precipitation modulates the influence of nitrogen and litter inputs on the nutrient resorption proficiency rather than efficiency of Leymus chinensis Y. Shen et al.
162. Removal ofN‐fixing vs.non‐N‐fixing herbs in postfire chaparral: Competition and contributions to soil N and C cycling L. Hendricks‐Franco et al.
163. Linking Forest Litter Bacterial and Fungal Diversity to Litter–Soil Interface Characteristics L. Xiao et al.
164. The Influence of Residue Mixing on the Decomposition of Pepper Root Residues X. Zhang et al.
165. Soil degradation regulates the effects of litter decomposition on soil microbial nutrient limitation: Evidence from soil enzymatic activity and stoichiometry J. Li et al.
166. Shifts in soil organic carbon dynamics under detritus input manipulations in a coniferous forest ecosystem in subtropical China J. Wu et al.
167. 13C Labelling of Litter Added to Tea (Camellia sinensis L.) Plantation Soil Reveals a Significant Positive Priming Effect That Leads to Less Soil Organic Carbon Accumulation X. Yang et al.
168. Fluxes, stocks and availability of nitrogen in evergreen broadleaf and fir forests: similarities and differences P. Michopoulos et al.
169. Long-term removal of root carbon inputs has a great negative impact on grassland soil bacterial diversity, network stability and carbon and nitrogen cycling function R. Wu et al.
170. Effects of simulated historical tree litter raking on the understorey vegetation in a central European forest O. Vild et al.
171. Effects of Fertilizers and Litter Treatment on Soil Nutrients in Korean Pine Plantation and its Natural Forest of Northeast China A. Hussain et al.
172. Plant litter regulates the effect of nitrogen and water enrichment on ecosystem carbon sequestration in a semi-arid grassland W. Chen et al.
173. Fine root litter quality regulates soil carbon storage efficiency in subtropical forest soils S. Xu et al.
174. Different soil respiration responses to litter manipulation in three subtropical successional forests T. Han et al.
175. Aboveground litter quality is a better predictor than belowground microbial communities when estimating carbon mineralization along a land-use gradient N. Fanin & I. Bertrand
176. Terrestrial carbon stocks following 15 years of integrated watershed management intervention in semi-arid Ethiopia T. Gessesse et al.
177. Effects of simulated litter inputs on plant-microbe carbon pool trade-offs in degraded alpine meadows W. Lin et al.
178. Ecosystem diversity in southern African savannas is fueled by pyrodiversity V. Fernández-García et al.
179. Initial Soil Organic Matter Content Influences the Storage and Turnover of Litter, Root and Soil Carbon in Grasslands S. Xu et al.
180. Predicting Soil Organic Carbon and Soil Nitrogen Stocks in Topsoil of Forest Ecosystems in Northeastern China Using Remote Sensing Data S. Wang et al.
181. Tree seedling growth allocation of Castanopsis kawakamii is determined by seed-relative positions J. Zhu et al.
182. Climate Change Will Increase Biomass Proportion of Global Forest Carbon Stocks Under an SSP5–8.5 Climate Trajectory Z. Mekonnen & W. Riley
183. Different effects of litter and root inputs on soil enzyme activities in terrestrial ecosystems L. Ai et al.
184. Asynchronous responses of soil carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide emissions and net nitrogen mineralization to enhanced fine root input X. Hu et al.
185. Drivers of soil organic carbon recovery under forest restoration: a global meta-analysis S. Xu et al.
186. Nitrogen deposition strengthens the relationship between plants and the soil fungal community in alpine steppe, North Tibet W. Jianbo et al.
187. Soil carbon stocks in plantations and natural forests of the sub-tropics L. Shunbao et al.
188. Differential responses of litter decomposition to nutrient addition and soil water availability with long-term vegetation recovery Y. Zhong et al.
189. Tropical forest restoration promotes soil phosphorus bioavailability in SW China: Processes and predictors X. Zou et al.
190. Litter additions reduce the side effects of biocides on soil nematode communities in Illicium verum forest Y. Lü et al.
191. Effects of litter quality and quantity on chemical changes during eucalyptus litter decomposition in subtropical Australia Y. Wang et al.
192. Effects of nitrogen deposition and plant litter alteration on soil respiration in a semiarid grassland X. Zhao et al.
193. Plant litter loss exacerbates drought influences on grasslands W. Chen et al.
194. Simulated litter input drives shifts in carbon allocation strategies within alpine meadows of the three rivers source region W. Lin et al.
195. Litter addition and understory removal influenced soil organic carbon quality and mineral nitrogen supply in a subtropical plantation forest X. Fang et al.