Over recent decades, climate changes, especially revealed through alteration in rainfall patterns, with apparent intensification of the dry season, have been documented throughout Latin America.
Contemporary societies expect a range of services (including of carbon sequestration) to be supplied from forest ecosystems.
This book aims to increase understanding of the state and potential of forest ecosystems to mitigate and adapt to climate change in a polluted environment.
We analyse options to adapt forest and agricultural ecosystems to the adverse consequences of climatic change.
A review of the current status of air pollution and climate change (CC) in the United States from a perspective of their impacts on forest ecosystems is provided.
This review is focused on the effects of enhanced temperature and altered precipitation on soil respiration—that is, the sum of autotrophic root and heterotrophic microbial respiration.
In this chapter, we present information about metabolomic, transcriptomic and ecophysiological responses of birch (Betula pendula, Betula papyrifera) and aspen (Populus tremula, Populus tremula×Populus tremuloides, Populus nigra) species ...
Forests provide many supporting, regulating and cultural services.
The air pollution and greenhouse gas emission problem has been exacerbated in India due to large population increase and rapid economic growth.
Untangling the complex effects that different air pollution and climate change factors cause to forest ecosystems is challenging.
Consequences of climate change in combination with air pollution for ecosystem services are multiple but hard to predict.
Goods and services provided by forests will be needed in greater amounts in the coming decades, yet are threatened by climate change and air pollution.
In this review, we focus on a few related topics, including the emission of greenhouse gases from the forest floor, and vegetation fires and their impact on air quality and soil CO2 efflux.