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Thirty years of decrease in global terrestrial ecosystem respiration due to declining moisture availability

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Nan Li
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杜正刚 (Zhenggang Du)
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Junjiong Shao
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Yukun Gao
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Lingyan Zhou
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Guiyao Zhou
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Yuhuang Ji
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Xuefa Wen
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Zhi Chen
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Xuhui Zhou *
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Peter B. Reich
DOI:10.1016/j.oneear.2026.101705delete
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• Global terrestrial ecosystem respiration declined significantly from 1989 to 2018 • Soil moisture limitation increasingly drives the decrease in global respiration • Ecosystem respiration declined largely across most tropical and temperate regions • Current land models overestimate warming impacts and miss the declining trend
Keywords:
Terrestrial ecosystem respiration
Soil moisture limitation
Global change
Land models
Tropical and temperate regions

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