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T1  - Long-term effects of forest fires on soil greenhouse gas emissions and extracellular enzyme activities in a hemiboreal forest 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/317223 
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A1  - Ribeiro-Kumara, Christine; Pumpanen, Jukka; Heinonsalo, Jussi; Metslaid, Marek; Orumaa, Argo; Jõgiste, Kalev; Berninger, Frank; Köster, Kajar 
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Y1  - 2020 
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AB  - Fire is the most important natural disturbance in boreal forests, and it has a major role regulating the carbon (C) budget of these systems. With the expected increase in fire frequency, the greenhouse gas (GHG) budget of boreal forest soils may change. In order to understand the long-term nature of the soil–atmosphere GHG exchange after fire, we established a fire chronosequence representing successional stages at 8, 19, 34, 65, 76 and 179years following stand-replacing fires in hemiboreal Scot... 
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KW  - 1172 Environmental sciences; 4112 Forestry; Soil respiration; Methane; Nitrous oxide; Decomposition; Fire disturbance; Fire chronosequence; LITTER DECOMPOSITION; BOREAL FOREST; ORGANIC-MATTER; CH4; NITROUS-OXIDE; CO2 FLUX; BLACK SPRUCE; METHANE; RESPIRATION; CARBON-DIOXIDE 
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