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Winter carbon cycling beneath biocrusts
Biocrusts can substantially enhance snow retention, sustaining soil biogeochemistry, microbial activity and soil ecosystem functions in cold deserts, according to a long-term field study of how moss-dominated biocrust cover influences snow cover duration and depth.
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