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Dynamics of leaf litter humidity, depth and quantity: two restoration strategies failed to mimic ground microhabitat conditions of a low montane and premontane forest in Costa Rica.
Dynamics of leaf litter humidity, depth and quantity: two restoration strategies failed to mimic ground microhabitat conditions of a low montane and premontane forest in Costa Rica.
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Barrientos, Zaidett
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Decomposition in tropical forests: a pan-tropical study of the effects of litter type, litter placement and mesofaunal exclusion across a precipitation gradient
POWERS, Jennifer S.; MONTGOMERY, Rebecca A.; ADAIR, E. Carol; BREARLEY, Francis Q.; DEWALT, Saara J.; CASTANHO, Camila T.; CHAVE, Jerome; DEINERT, Erika; GANZHORN, Joerg U.; GILBERT, Matthew E.; GONZALEZ-ITURBE, Jose Antonio; BUNYAVEJCHEWIN, Sarayudh; GRAU, H. Ricardo; HARMS, Kyle E.; HIREMATH, Ankila; IRIARTE-VIVAR, Silvia; MANZANE, Eric; OLIVEIRA, Alexandre A. de; POORTER, Lourens; RAMANAMANJATO, Jean-Baptiste; SALK, Carl; VARELA, Amanda; WEIBLEN, George D.; LERDAU, Manuel T. (WILEY-BLACKWELL PUBLISHING, INC, 2009)1. Litter decomposition recycles nutrients and causes large fluxes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. It is typically assumed that climate, litter quality and decomposer communities determine litter decay rates, yet ...