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Do shrubs destroy or build peat soil carbon pools?
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DOI：10.1016/j.soilbio.2026.110234.png)
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• Shrubs shape peat processes and quality, yet overall effects on C pools are ambiguous. • Secondary metabolites and root exudates regulate decomposition and stabilization. • Ericoid shrubs play a key role in shrub–soil interactions. • Shrub effects depend on species traits and environmental context. • Trait-based frameworks are needed to predict shrub impacts on peatland C dynamics.
Keywords:
Carbon pool
Dwarf shrub
Ericoid
Peat
Root exudates
Secondary metabolites
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