Terrestrial ecosystems play an important role in the global carbon cycle,offsetting nearly one-third of annual anthropogenic carbon emissions[1].Thisterrestrial carbon sink doubled in the past five decades and is proj...Terrestrial ecosystems play an important role in the global carbon cycle,offsetting nearly one-third of annual anthropogenic carbon emissions[1].Thisterrestrial carbon sink doubled in the past five decades and is projected to persist,primarily due to the fertilization of increasing CO_(2) on photosynthesis,particularly in tropical forest ecosystems and warming-induced productivity enhancement in arctic and boreal ecosystems[2].Climate extremes,which amplify interannual variations in land carbon sinks[3],have emerged as the major driver increasing the risk of destabilization in global land carbon sinks[4].展开更多
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文摘Terrestrial ecosystems play an important role in the global carbon cycle,offsetting nearly one-third of annual anthropogenic carbon emissions[1].Thisterrestrial carbon sink doubled in the past five decades and is projected to persist,primarily due to the fertilization of increasing CO_(2) on photosynthesis,particularly in tropical forest ecosystems and warming-induced productivity enhancement in arctic and boreal ecosystems[2].Climate extremes,which amplify interannual variations in land carbon sinks[3],have emerged as the major driver increasing the risk of destabilization in global land carbon sinks[4].
