Boreal Forest Floor Greenhouse Gas Emissions Across a Pleurozium schreberi-Dominated, Wildfire-Disturbed Chronosequence

Kelly Mason; Simon Oakley; Lorna E. Street; María Arróniz‐Crespo; Davey L Jones; Thomas H. DeLuca; Nick Ostle

doi:10.1007/s10021-019-00344-2

Boreal Forest Floor Greenhouse Gas Emissions Across a Pleurozium schreberi-Dominated, Wildfire-Disturbed Chronosequence

Ecosystems 22(6): 1381-1392

Article 2019 English

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The boreal forest is a globally critical biome for carbon cycling. Its forests are shaped by wildfire events that affect ecosystem properties and climate f

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