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Factors affecting the ozone sensitivity of temperate European grasslands: an overview.
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Climate control of terrestrial carbon exchange across biomes and continents
Understanding the relationships between climate and carbon exchange by terrestrial ecosystems is critical to predict future levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide because of the potential accelerating…
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Free and protected soil organic carbon dynamics respond differently to abandonment of mountain grassland
Abstract. Land-use change (LUC) and management are among the major driving forces of soil carbon (C) storage. Abandonment of mountain grassland promotes accumulation of aboveground biomass and…
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Turnover of Grassland Roots in Mountain Ecosystems Revealed by Their Radiocarbon Signature: Role of Temperature and Management
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Information on management intensity from the 25 plots reveals that root turnover may be accelerated under intensive and moderate management compared to low intensity or semi-natural conditions, indicating that the radiocarbon method gives reliable, plausible and comparable results.
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Species Composition of Subalpine Grassland is Sensitive to Nitrogen Deposition, but Not to Ozone, After Seven Years of Treatment
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High N sensitivity of the subalpine grassland, but low sensitivity to O3, singly or in combination with N means any input of N above the current ambient deposition may cause a shift in the plant community composition of these ecosystems which are considered hotspots for biodiversity.
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Nitrous Oxide Concentrations in the Soil of a Mown Grassland: Comparison of Model Results with Soil Profile Measurements
Nitrous oxide (N2O) concentrations in the soilprofile of a fertilized grassland on the Swiss plateauwere measured at irregular intervals during one year.Air samples were taken from air-permeable…
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Monitoring Yield Loss from Ozone Pollution in a Mediterranean Environment: A Comparison of Methods
Yield losses from ozone pollution can be estimated by two methods: one involves the use of sensitive (S) and resistant (R) biotypes of white clover (Trifolium repens L., cv. Regal) exposed in ambient…
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Forages and Pastures - Livestock and Poultry: Forage Quality and Nutritive Value
previously in cattle. Lower (P < 0.05) STEC prevalence was associated with animal factors such as decreasing stock density (≤ 1.0 cow/acre), early separation of calves (≤ 6 mo), increasing the size…
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