Research shows nitrogen fixation rate is affected by soil and microbial factors in high-elevation regions, suggesting warming impacts on nitrogen inputs.
in colder zones also suggests that warming may have a more profound impact on N inputs in nutrient-limited high-elevation and high-latitude ecosystems, although this effect is likely contingent on soil resource availability. We emphasize the importance of incorporating diazotrophic community structure and thermal traits into global biogeochemical models to improve predictions of future nitrogen budgets.
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