ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Age-dependent predictors of soil multifunctionality in larch plantations: roles of nutrients and microbial networks.
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Introduction: Understanding how stand development is linked to soil multifunctionality (SMF) is essential for sustaining ecosystem functions in plantation forests. Methods: In this study, five stand age gradients (21, 26, 32, 37, and 47 a) of larch ( Results: Soil organic carbon (SOC) and total nitrogen (TN) accumulated during early (21 and 26 a) to mid-aged stages (32 and 37 a). Specifically, SOC increased from 31.37 to 41.06 g·kg Discussion: Overall, SMF in larch plantations was linked to a hierarchical, multi-pathway cascade in which soil nutrient dynamics structured microbial interaction networks, thereby amplifying functional integration, and informing stand age-specific management strategies.
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