SOILSSEA levelCLIMATE changeDATA harmonizationGlobal distribution of salt-affected soils (SAS) has remained at about 1 billion hectares in the literature over the years despite changes in climate, sea levels, and land use patterns which influence the distribution. Lack of periodic update of input ...
Salt marshes provide ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration1, coastal protection2, sea-level-rise (SLR) adaptation3 and recreation4. SLR5, storm events6, drainage7 and mangrove encroachment8 are known drivers of salt marsh loss. However, the glo
Tidal marshes store large amounts of organic carbon in their soils. Field data quantifying soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks provide an important resource for researchers, natural resource managers, and policy-makers working towards the protection, restoration, and valuation of these ecosystems. We col...
Acid soils cover 3950 m ha, or one-third of the world’s ice-free territory. These soils are the product of either ustic or udic moisture regimes and are mostly found in two global regions. The northern belt (cold and moderate climate) is dominated by...
这些信息工具包括全球盐渍土地图(Global Salt-affected Soils Map), 全球土壤有机质固碳潜能地图(Global Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Potential Map),全球土壤有机质地图(Global Soil Organic Carbon Map),以及全球黑土分布地图( Global Black Soil Distribution Map)。这些地图依靠来自全球各地的实地信息地面数据,...
The UNI-MIAMI measurements represent the most comprehensive and used global climatological dataset of sea-salt surface concentration. Global model studies use a subset of the UNI-MIAMI coastal stations that are barely affected by local surf conditions (i.e. local production by breaking waves) and ...
Tinker and Ingram (1994)revealed that the main phenomenon happening to soils could be change in soil types, erosion, soil nutrient cycles, andSOMalteration, and increase in greenhouse gases that affect the soil-plant interactions. Climate change affects the key components of OM that takes the lio...
Marshes General marshes: in valleys and plains, coastal marshes, salt marshes, savannah and prairie marshes, etc. No distinct intra-annual wetness cycle, permanently moist but not necessarily water-saturated soils. Usually not forested; grasses, rushes and sedges, but also herbs and bushes; no ...
Mushtaq W, Bedair H, Shakeel A (2020) Halophytes: a phytoremediation tool for salt-affected soils with special reference to indian subcontinent. In: Grigore MN (ed) Handbook of Halophytes: from molecules to ecosystems towards biosaline agriculture. Springer, Cham, pp 1–16 Google Scholar Najja...
Mangrove autochthonous OC contributions were mainly regulated by location, soil properties, and climatic conditions (Fig.S2b). Autochthonous OC contribution decreased along with longitude (Fig.S4a). Higher MAT and MAP favored plant OC input into soils. Areas with intense anthropogenic activities or grea...