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Litter accumulation and fire risks show direct and indirect climate-dependence at continental scale

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Litter accumulation and fire risks show direct and indirect climate-dependence at continental scale

M. A. Adams and M. Neumann

This research by Mark A. Adams and Mathias Neumann delves into the vital processes of litter decomposition and accumulation in temperate forests. Using a continental-scale dataset from Australia, the study reveals how elapsed time, climate, and litter quality drive variations in litter mass, significantly impacting carbon dynamics and fire risk. Discover the intricate interplay of these factors over 40 years!

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