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- Title
Invasive wild pigs (Sus scrofa) as a human‐mediated source of soil carbon emissions: Uncertainties and future directions.
- Authors
O'Bryan, Christopher J.; Patton, Nicholas R.; Hone, Jim; Lewis, Jesse S.; Berdejo‐Espinola, Violeta; Risch, Derek R.; Holden, Matthew H.; McDonald‐Madden, Eve
- Abstract
For saltmarsh habitats, we draw from a uniform distribution with a minimum of -7.3 and a maximum of 0, which represents the proportion change of soil respiration after wild pig soil disturbance. First, Don (2021) points out that we did not differentiate between two pathways of CO SB 2 sb emissions - those that occur from the decomposition of SOC (heterotrophic respiration) and those from plant roots (autotrophic respiration) under wild pig soil disturbance. GLO:EVN/01feb22:gcb15992-fig-0001.jpg PHOTO (COLOR): 1 Model results of CO2 emissions in million metric tonnes (MMT; log10 scale) from wild pig (Sus scrofa) uprooting in their non-native geographic range derived from 10,000 simulations of wild pig density, soil disturbance, and proportion change in soil CO2 emissions from wild pig soil disturbance (see O'Bryan et al., 2021).
- Subjects
WILD boar; CARBON emissions; CARBON in soils; HETEROTROPHIC respiration
- Publication
Global Change Biology, 2022, Vol 28, Issue 3, pe1
- ISSN
1354-1013
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1111/gcb.15992