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2. Impacts of geography, climate, soil properties and vegetation characteristics on soil C:N and N:P stoichiometry across the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau W. FENG et al.
3. Temperature dependence of ecosystem carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus residence times differs between subtropical and temperate forests in China Y. Chen et al.
4. Heating up the roof of the world: tracing the impacts of in-situ warming on carbon cycle in alpine grasslands on the Tibetan Plateau Y. Bai et al.
5. Modelling the spatial distribution of total nitrogen and phosphorus stock in dryland terrestrial ecosystems of China using machine learning algorithms B. Liu
6. Context-dependent forest carbon storage: A shift in dominance from structural complexity to large-sized trees across disturbance gradients Z. Li et al.
7. Loss of soil carbon and nitrogen indicates climate change-induced alterations in a temperate forest ecosystem H. Setälä et al.
8. Revealing the hidden burden for lake management: the sediment phosphorus storage pools in Eastern Plain Lake Zone, China C. Zhang et al.
9. Varying soil moisture and pH with alpine meadow degradation affect nitrogen preference of dominant species C. Lai et al.
10. A dataset of basic soil properties for the long-term monitoring sample plots of Shanghai Yangtze River Delta Research Station during 2016-2021 N. SUN et al.
11. Multi-elemental stoichiometric ratios of atmospheric wet deposition in Chinese terrestrial ecosystems Y. Chen et al.
12. Decreased P Cycling Rate and Increased P-Use Efficiency after Phyllostachys edulis (Carrière) J. Houz. Expansion into Adjacent Secondary Evergreen Broadleaved Forest S. Song et al.
13. Microbial Phosphorus Functional Genes are More Sensitive to Environmental Variation in Temperate Forests than in the Subtropics S. Zhou et al.
14. Spatial distribution patterns and drivers of above- and below- biomass in Chinese terrestrial ecosystems Y. Chen et al.
15. Mechanisms of ecosystem function enhancement under land ecosystem restoration patterns and responses to multiple scenarios: A complex network approach J. He et al.
16. Leaf and root traits codetermine biomass production and allocation patterns in agriculturally managed wetlands in a semi-arid region X. Wang et al.
17. Niche differentiation and higher uptake of available nitrogen maintained the productivity of alpine meadow at early degradation C. Lai et al.
18. Density dependence of tree growth varies with temperature gradient and mycorrhizal type H. Zhang et al.
19. Tree species richness as an important biotic factor regulates the soil phosphorus density in China's mature natural forests X. Liu et al.
20. Climatic Factors Determine the Distribution Patterns of Leaf Nutrient Traits at Large Scales X. Wang et al.
21. The effect of climate factors on soil total phosphorus in the Three River Headwaters Region is regulated by soil layers Q. Cui et al.
22. Root carboxylate release is common in phosphorus-limited forest ecosystems in China: using leaf manganese concentration as a proxy L. Yan et al.
23. Improving estimation of aboveground carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus stock in forest ecosystems by integrating radar and optical remote sensing Q. Liu et al.
24. High-resolution maps of vegetation nitrogen density on the Tibetan Plateau: An intensive field-investigation X. Li et al.
25. High-resolution mapping of soil total phosphorus in China: Revealing spatiotemporal patterns and driving mechanisms Z. Liu et al.
26. Contrasting Soil Microbial Functional Potential for Phosphorus Cycling in Subtropical and Temperate Forests S. Zhou et al.
27. A Quantitative Analysis of Research Literature on Grassland Carbon and Nitrogen Pools Based on WoS Citation Database 秋. 赵
28. Changes in Soil Microbial Communities under Mixed Organic and Inorganic Nitrogen Addition in Temperate Forests Z. Ding et al.
29. Global patterns and drivers of soil total phosphorus concentration X. He et al.
30. Global patterns and drivers of phosphorus fractions in natural soils X. He et al.
31. Drivers for changes in ecosystem multifunctionality in China under different soil pH conditions S. Zhang et al.
32. Machine learning algorithms realized soil stoichiometry prediction and its driver identification in intensive agroecosystems across a north-south transect of eastern China X. Xu et al.
33. Climate Factors Influence Above- and Belowground Biomass Allocations in Alpine Meadows and Desert Steppes through Alterations in Soil Nutrient Availability J. Wang et al.
34. Aridity and High Salinity, Rather Than Soil Nutrients, Regulate Nitrogen and Phosphorus Stoichiometry in Desert Plants from the Individual to the Community Level K. Yuan et al.
35. A dataset of leave nitrogen to phosphorus ratios in China’s shrubland ecosystems with a resolution of 1 km Y. DENG et al.
36. The spatial variations and driving factors of C, N, P stoichiometric characteristics of plant and soil in the terrestrial ecosystem W. Feng et al.
37. Spatial patterns and drivers of ecosystem multifunctionality in China: Arid vs. humid regions S. Zhang et al.
38. Biogeographic Patterns of Sulfur in the Vegetation of the Tibetan Plateau W. Zhao et al.
39. Tree structural diversity mediates vegetation carbon storage in dry-hot valley savannas along an elevational gradient W. Li et al.
40. Increased nitrogen deposition may facilitate an invasive plant species through interfering plant–pathogen interactions T. Lin et al.
41. Climate, soil, and stand factors collectively shape the macroscopic differences in soil seed bank density between planted and natural forests J. Wang et al.
42. Compartmentalized Homeostasis Drives High Bamboo Forest Productivity under Nutrient Imbalance Z. Wang et al.
43. The patterns of soil nitrogen stocks and C  :  N stoichiometry under impervious surfaces in China Q. Ding et al.
44. Complex dynamics of twig elements and stoichiometric ratios with altitude changes in the typical dry valley, eastern Qinghai-Tibet plateau H. Zhang et al.
45. Precipitation Dominates the Allocation Strategy of Above- and Belowground Biomass in Plants on Macro Scales X. Wang et al.
46. High-resolution community-level sodium variation on the Tibetan Plateau: Content, density, and storage J. Zhang et al.
47. Geographic factors explain soil nitrogen and phosphorus stoichiometry in the Chinese wetlands Y. Chang et al.
48. Response of soil fertility to soil erosion on a regional scale: A case study of Northeast China J. Xiong et al.
49. Elevation Influences Belowground Biomass Proportion in Forests by Affecting Climatic Factors, Soil Nutrients and Key Leaf Traits X. Zhang et al.
50. Lengthening vegetation carbon turnover time across China’s forests R. Ge et al.
51. Mycorrhizal associations regulate forest aboveground biomass carbon stock via species diversity and stand structure Z. Li et al.
52. Plant magnesium on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau: Spatial patterns and influencing factors C. Jiao et al.
53. Spatiotemporal Drivers of Urban Vegetation Carbon Sequestration in the Yangtze River Delta Urban Agglomeration: A Remote Sensing-Based GWR-RF-SEM Framework Analysis W. Ma et al.
54. Phosphorus storage and allocation in vegetation on the Tibetan Plateau C. Yu et al.
55. Intercomparison of global foliar trait maps reveals fundamental differences and limitations of upscaling approaches B. Dechant et al.
56. Spatial variation of sulfur in terrestrial ecosystems in China: Content, density, and storage W. Zhao et al.
57. Strategies of allocating root-shoot biomass in plantations and natural forests at various community stages and moisture levels W. Chen et al.