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16 January 2025
Soil respiration across a disturbance gradient in sclerophyllous ecosystems in Central Chile
The study found that soil respiration (Rs) decreases as ecosystem disturbance increases, with the least disturbed forest (D1) exhibiting annual Rs values 4.4-fold higher than the most disturbed savanna (D4). Rs is primarily driven by volumetric water content and soil temperature, while exchangeable nitrogen is uncorrelated. Under a predicted 2100 climate scenario of 40% less rainfall and a 4°C temperature increase, annual Rs is projected to decrease by an average of 28%, with more disturbed areas showing greater vulnerability.
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Themes: land degradation climate change ecological restoration
Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Central Chile National Reserve Roblería del Cobre de Loncha

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