Research Adavances for the Effects of Nitrogen Input on Terrestrial Ecosystem Carbon Pool
Lihua Zhang
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Lihua Zhang
Abstract
The carbon cycling in the terrestrial ecosystem is very important in the global carbon budgets.The increasing nitrogen content in ecosystem is resulted from human activity,and this will influence the carbon sequestration and reallocation in soil and plant,hence affects the main carbon processes in the terrestrial ecosystem.This paper reviews the effect of nitrogen input on terrestrial ecosystem carbon pool in recent years,and makes a prospect for research,and at the same time,brings forward some future topics in this field.
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The carbon cycling in the terrestrial ecosystem is very important in the global carbon budgets.The increasing nitrogen content in ecosystem is resulted from human activity,and this will influence the carbon sequestration and reallocation in soil and plant,hence affects the main carbon processes in the terrestrial ecosystem.This paper reviews the effect of nitrogen input on terrestrial ecosystem carbon pool in recent years,and makes a prospect for research,and at the same time,brings forward some future topics in this field.
Key concepts: Terrestrial ecosystem, Ecosystem, Environmental science, Carbon sequestration, Carbon fibers, Nitrogen cycle, Carbon cycle, Nitrogen