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Plant litter inputs can promote the decomposition of soil organic matter (OM) through the priming effect (PE). However, whereas leaf litter chemistry has long been identified as the primary driver of litter decomposition within biomes world‐wide, little is known about how litter chemical traits influence the occurrence and strength of the PE.
Here, we studied the effects of 15 co‐occurring C3...
Invasive plant effects on litter decomposition tend to be idiosyncratic among species and ecosystems, which may arise from variation in the invader’s relative abundance (mass ratio effect), from its relative functional difference to other species (trait divergence effect) and/or from species’ litter mixing that causes non‐additive decomposition rates relative to single‐species decomposition.
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