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Consequences of climate change for ecosystem functioning mediated by plant responses across the tundra
Climate change is among the biggest challenges of our time, with its consequences already reshaping ecosystems across the planet. In the tundra, amplified warming trends of almost four times the global average poses a significant threat to ecosystems that have historically acted as a large carbon si
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