Effects of arctic shrub expansion on biophysical vs. biogeochemical drivers of litter decomposition

Keyphrases

• Litter Decomposition 100%
• Litter Quality 100%
• Shrub Expansion 100%
• Arctic Shrubs 100%
• Snow 66%
• Mass Loss 66%
• Soil Environment 66%
• Decomposition Rate 66%
• Deciduous Shrubs 66%
• Litter nutrients 66%
• Litter Quantity 66%
• Arctic Tundra 66%
• Snow Addition 66%
• Short Time Scale 33%
• High Abundance 33%
• Nitrogen N 33%
• Graminoids 33%
• N Pool 33%
• N Uptake 33%
• Climate Warming 33%
• Carbon-nitrogen 33%
• Nutrient Cycling 33%
• High Growth Rate 33%
• N Loss 33%
• Internal Cycling 33%
• Carbon C 33%
• Aboveground Net Primary Productivity 33%
• Litter Mass Loss 33%
• Plant Functional Traits 33%
• Biotic Control 33%
• Functional Traits 33%
• Abiotic Control 33%
• Biogeochemical Cycles 33%
• Litter N 33%
• Nutrient Release 33%
• Functional Types 33%
• Dominant Flora 33%
• Decomposition Experiments 33%
• Snow Accumulation 33%
• Large Litters 33%
• Decay Constant 33%
• Production Values 33%
• Toolik Lake 33%
• Litter Feedback 33%
• Nutrient Turnover 33%
• Kappa Coefficient 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Litter Decomposition 100%
• Deciduous 66%
• Graminoid 33%
• Primary Production 33%
• Microclimate 33%
• Plant Functional Type 33%