Carbon dioxide emission and its impacting factor from goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) and bulrush (Typha angustifolia) decomposition during the winter period

Simon, Szabina; Simon-Gáspár, Brigitta; Anda, Angéla

doi:10.1016/j.ecohyd.2023.01.002

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“…Our ndings revealed signi cant positive correlations between temperature, pH, electrical conductivity and turbidity, with the leaf litter breakdown. Temperature, in particular, plays a crucial role in shaping leaf litter breakdown by favoring microbial activity (Martins et al 2017;Simon et al 2023). In the third year of our study, temperatures were lower compared to other years, which may have resulted in reduced microbial activity and subsequently lower leaf litter breakdown rates.…”

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Year-to-year variations have a more impact on leaf litter breakdown than the presence or absence of riparian vegetation in highland grasslands streams

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2023

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Context Highland grasslands are poorly studied landscapes, understanding how the ecological process of leaf litter breakdown works in these ecosystems is crucial for their management and conservation. Objectives The study aims to examine the importance of spatial and temporal heterogeneity on leaf litter breakdown and macroinvertebrate composition in highland grassland streams. Methods We conducted a three-year experiment to examine leaf litter breakdown in two different systems: one with riparian vegetation and one without riparian vegetation. The experiment took place during the same season each year, and we assessed both biotic and abiotic parameters in each year. Results Leaf breakdown in streams showed no significant differences in remaining mass between riparian systems and their interaction with years. However, significant differences were observed between the years. Macroinvertebrate richness, density, and shredder density did not vary significantly among years and riparian systems, but there was a significant interaction between these factors for total density and scraper density. Conclusions This study emphasizes the importance of temporal dynamics in leaf litter decomposition and invertebrate community composition in highland grassland streams, with year-to-year variations having a greater influence than the presence of riparian vegetation, highlighting the need to understand these mechanisms for effective management and conservation.

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Year-to-year variations have a more impact on leaf litter breakdown than the presence or absence of riparian vegetation in highland grasslands streams

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2023

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Effects of riparian forest and annual variation in stream environmental conditions on leaf litter breakdown and invertebrate communities in highland grassland streams

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2024

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Experimental and analytical study on continuous frozen/melting processes of latent thermal energy storage driven by bubble flow

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Shao

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Carbon dioxide emission and its impacting factor from goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) and bulrush (Typha angustifolia) decomposition during the winter period

Cited by 4 publications

References 37 publications

Year-to-year variations have a more impact on leaf litter breakdown than the presence or absence of riparian vegetation in highland grasslands streams

Year-to-year variations have a more impact on leaf litter breakdown than the presence or absence of riparian vegetation in highland grasslands streams

Effects of riparian forest and annual variation in stream environmental conditions on leaf litter breakdown and invertebrate communities in highland grassland streams

Experimental and analytical study on continuous frozen/melting processes of latent thermal energy storage driven by bubble flow

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