Fine root decomposition represents a large carbon (C) cost to plants and serves as a potential soil C source, as well as a substantial proportion of net primary productivity. Coarse roots differ ...
The woody plants including trees and the shrubs had much higher lignin contents than the herbaceous plants (Fig. 1b). This altitudinal pattern of lignin arose because herbaceous plants are mainly ...
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