Carbon-nitrogen coupling is a fundamental principle in ecosystem ecology. However, how
the coupling responds to global change has not yet been examined. Through a …

Government and international agencies have highlighted the need to focus global change
research efforts on tropical ecosystems. However, no recent comprehensive review exists …

This study investigated the factors underlying the variability of needle and soil elemental
composition and stoichiometry and their relationships with growth in Pinus sylvestris forests …

Atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition is altering biogeochemical cycling in forests and
interconnected lakes of the northeastern US, and may shift nutrient limitation from N toward …

We used data from representatively sampled trees to identify key drivers of tree growth for
central European tree species. Nonlinear mixed models were fitted to individual-tree basal …

Tropical regions are facing increasing atmospheric inputs of nutrients, which will have
unknown consequences for the structure and functioning of these systems. Here, we show …

Forest ecosystems in most industrialized and agricultural regions receive elevated rates of
atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition from air pollution. To evaluate the effects of excess N …

Fire suppression has facilitated the spread of red maple (Acer rubrum L.), a fire-sensitive, yet
highly adaptable species, in historically oak-dominated forests of the eastern United States …

Reactive nitrogen (N) increase in the biosphere has been a noteworthy aspect of global
change, producing considerable ecological effects on the functioning and dynamics of the …

Most forest ecosystems are simultaneously affected by concurrent global change drivers.
However, when assessing these effects, studies have mainly focused on the responses to …