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Fire and herbivory effects on soil organic carbon stocks and soil greenhouse gas emissions from South African grasslands and savannas: Implications for global change
Understanding drivers of soil organic C (SOC) stocks and soil greenhouse gas emissions in grassland and savanna ecosystems is critical for climate change mitigation considering that soils are large C reservoirs while functioning as sinks and sources of the principal soil greenhouse gases, carbon dio...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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