Litterfall Chemistry Is Modulated by Wet-Dry Seasonality and Leaf Phenology of Dominant Species in the Tropics

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Effects of riparian forest and annual variation in stream environmental conditions on leaf litter breakdown and invertebrate communities in highland grassland streams

Article in Hydrobiologia (August 2024)

Leaf quality and macrofauna are more important than the presence of trees and shrubs in riparian vegetation for leaf litter breakdown in subtropical highland grassland soil systems

Article in Wetlands Ecology and Management (June 2024)

Interrelationships among litter chemistry, plant species diversity, and litter decomposition in tropical stream environments: a review

Article in Frontiers in Geochemistry (February 2024)

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