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Decomposition and carbon cycling of dead trees in tropical forests of the central Amazon

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Production and stock of coarse woody debris across a hydro-edaphic gradient of oligotrophic forests in the northern Brazilian Amazon

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High stocks of coarse woody debris in a tropical rainforest, East Kalimantan: Coupled impact of forest fires and selective logging

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Soil carbon stock changes due to edge effects in central Amazon forest fragments

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Persistence and loss of tree cavities used by birds in the subtropical Atlantic Forest

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Coarse woody decay rates vary by physical position in tropical seasonal rainforests of SW China

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Carbon concentration declines with decay class in tropical forest woody debris

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Decomposition rates of coarse woody debris in undisturbed Amazonian seasonally flooded and unflooded forests in the Rio Negro-Rio Branco Basin in Roraima, Brazil

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Replacing trees by bamboos: Changes from canopy to soil organic carbon storage

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Quantifying decay progression of deadwood in Mediterranean mountain forests

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Photodegradation accelerates coarse woody debris decomposition in subtropical Chinese forests

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Dead wood offsets the reduced live wood carbon stock in forests over 50 years after a stand-replacing wind disturbance

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Moving away from the native forest edge: Changes in ecosystem processes towards the interior of Pinus taeda plantations

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Comparison of measured and modelled change in coarse woody debris carbon stocks in New Zealand’s natural forest

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Decay rates of above- and below-ground coarse woody debris of common tree species in New Zealand’s natural forest

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Home-field advantage of CWD decomposition in subtropical forests varied by field sites

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Restoration thinning impacts surface and belowground wood decomposition

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Partitioning main carbon pools in a semi-deciduous rainforest in eastern Cameroon

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Quantifying the factors affecting wood decomposition across a tropical forest disturbance gradient

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Forest carbon stocks under three canopy densities in Sitapahar natural forest reserve in Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh

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Prospective carbon balance of the wood sector in a tropical forest territory using a temporally-explicit model

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Level and pattern of overstory retention shape the abundance and long-term dynamics of natural and created snags

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Regional variation in deadwood decay of 13 tree species: Effects of climate, soil and forest structure

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The abundance of microbial "specific groups" significantly influences downed log respiration

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Litter production and foliar nutrient resorption in fast- and slow-growing tree species in the Central Amazon

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Species level differences in decomposition rates and deadwood carbon storage in the southeastern United States

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Anthropogenic disturbance affects wood decomposition directly and indirectly through microclimatic and biotic drivers

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Antagonistic fungal interactions influence carbon dioxide evolution from decomposing wood

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Wood-decay type and fungal guild dominance across a North American log transplant experiment

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Soils of temperate rainforests of the North American Pacific Coast

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Five-year decomposition effects on nutrient stocks of woody species in Mediterranean ecosystems

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Evaluating a computerized CCS model against current technologies to optimize environmental conservation for the Patuakhali power plant in Bangladesh

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Conversion from forests to pastures in the Colombian Amazon leads to differences in dead wood dynamics depending on land management practices

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Global review and state-of-the-art of biomass and carbon stock in the Amazon

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Wood decomposition in Amazonian hydropower reservoirs: An additional source of greenhouse gases

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Impact of soil nitrogen availability and pH on tropical heath forest organic matter decomposition and decomposer activity

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Climate Information and Capacity Needs for Ecosystem Management under a Changing Climate

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Variations in sea surface hydrology in the southern Makassar Strait over the past 26 kyr

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Logging residues and CO2 of Brazilian Amazon timber: Two case studies of forest harvesting

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Nongovernmental valorization of carbon dioxide

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Above- and belowground carbon stocks are decoupled in secondary tropical forests and are positively related to forest age and soil nutrients respectively

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Functional fungal communities dominate wood decomposition and are modified by wood traits in a subtropical forest

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Is there a tree economics spectrum of decomposability?

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Regional ecosystem structure and function: ecological insights from remote sensing of tropical forests

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Preface

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Glossary

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Plants Are Strange and Wondrous Beings

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Interactions between Species

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Mechanisms of Coexistence

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Community-Level Processes

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Assembly Rules

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Theories and Their Predictions

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Synthesis

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Subject Index

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Taxonomic Index

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