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Precipitation‐drainage cycles lead to hot moments in soil carbon dioxide dynamics in a Neotropical wet forest

Year: 2020

Type: article

Source: Global Change Biology

DOI: 10.1111/gcb.15194

Authors: Angel Santiago Fernandez‐Bou, Diego Dierick, Michael F. Allen, Thomas C. Harmon

Institutions: University of California, Merced, Organization for Tropical Studies, Florida International University, University of California, Riverside, Center for Conservation Biology

Language: English

Topic: Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics

Subfield: Soil Science

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Domain: Life Sciences

SDGs: Climate action, Life on land

Open Access status: closed

Funders: National Science Foundation, Universidad de Costa Rica, University of California Merced

Awards: Collaborative Research: Quantifying the footprint of a dominant organism: Biogeochemical impacts of leaf cutter ants in a lowland tropical forest ecosystem, Collaborative Proposal - Quantifying the footprint of a dominant organism: Biogeochemical impacts of leaf cutter ants in a lowland tropical forest ecosystem, RAPID: COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: ENSO and Tropical Rain Forest Soil Carbon (CH4, CO2) Fluxes, G4000462912, Collaborative Research: Quantifying the footprint of a dominant organism: Biogeochemical impacts of leaf cutter ants in a lowland tropical forest ecosystem, RAPID: Collaborative Research: ENSO and Tropical Rain Forest Soil Carbon (CH4, CO2) Fluxes, Collaborative Proposal - Quantifying the footprint of a dominant organism: Biogeochemical impacts of leaf cutter ants in a lowland tropical forest ecosystem

OpenAlex ID: W3032074979

FWCI: 2.253

Cites: 81

Cited by: 25

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