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Editorial: Climate change and/or pollution on the carbon cycle in terrestrial ecosystems
Frontiers in Environmental Science
2023
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Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Junjie Lin,
Junjie Lin,
Amit Kumar
Junjie Lin,
Dafeng Hui,
Amit Kumar
Zhi‐Guo Yu,
Dafeng Hui,
Zhi‐Guo Yu,
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Junjie Lin,
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Amit Kumar
Yuhan Huang,
Zhi‐Guo Yu,
Zhi‐Guo Yu,
Amit Kumar
Junjie Lin,
Amit Kumar
Yuhan Huang,
Dafeng Hui,
Zhi‐Guo Yu,
Dafeng Hui,
Amit Kumar
Zhi‐Guo Yu,
Junjie Lin,
Junjie Lin,
Junjie Lin,
Junjie Lin,
Junjie Lin,
Amit Kumar
Junjie Lin,
Amit Kumar
Summary
This editorial introduces a research collection examining the interacting effects of climate change and pollution on the carbon cycle in terrestrial ecosystems. It synthesizes contributions exploring how environmental stressors including contaminants influence carbon dynamics, soil processes, and ecosystem function across land-based habitats.
EDITORIAL article Front. Environ. Sci., 17 July 2023Sec. Interdisciplinary Climate Studies Volume 11 - 2023 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2023.1253172
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