Abrupt thaw alters phosphorus cycling in alpine tundra

Colleen M. Iversen ()
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Colleen M. Iversen: Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Nature Climate Change, 2025, vol. 15, issue 11, 1144-1145

Abstract: The impacts of permafrost thaw are widespread across tundra landscapes. Now, research across a series of thermokarst landscapes on the Tibetan Plateau shows that abrupt permafrost thaw increases plant-available phosphorus, alters the vegetation community and tips the balance of belowground nutrient competition.

Date: 2025
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