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Combination of herbivore removal and nitrogen deposition increases upland carbon storage
Stuart W. Smith
, David Johnson
, Samuel L. O. Quin
, Kyle Munro
, Robin J. Pakeman
, René van der Wal
, Sarah J. Woodin
School of Applied Sciences
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Herbivore
100%
Carbon Storage
100%
Nitrogen Deposition
100%
N Deposition
62%
C Storage
62%
Heathland
37%
Deposition Rate
25%
Large Herbivores
25%
Exclosure
25%
Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition
25%
Grass
12%
Carbon C
12%
Mannan-oligosaccharide
12%
Soil Carbon Storage
12%
Accruals
12%
Biogeochemical Cycles
12%
Ecosystem Carbon
12%
Soil C Stock
12%
Dwarf Shrub
12%
Large Mammals
12%
Grazing Exclosure
12%
Fertilization Effect
12%
Atmospheric Nitrogen
12%
C Stocks
12%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
United Kingdom
100%
Atmospherics
100%
Heathland
100%
Carbon Sequestration
100%
Herbivory
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Moorland
100%
Exclosure
100%
Poaceae
33%