Effects of snow pack reduction and drought on litter decomposition in subalpine grassland communities

Aims In subalpine grasslands, litter decomposition controls soil nutrient availability and is highly sensitive to increasing intensity and frequency of extreme climate events, potentially impacting grasslands diversity and functioning. Here, we assessed the effects of early snowmelt and summer drought on decomposition, and how these were modulated by agricultural management.

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Title
Effects of snow pack reduction and drought on litter decomposition in subalpine grassland communities
Publication Type
Journal Article
Year of Publication
2018
Journal
Plant and Soil
Volume
435
Pagination
225–238
Date Published
feb
ISSN
0032-079X, 1573-5036
Keywords
CNRS, Lautaret
Submitted on 21 October 2021