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This project explores the role of mosses in ecosystems, particularly their relationship with nitrogen-fixing cyanobacteria. It aims to understand the climatic factors affecting nitrogen fixation and the nature of the moss-cyanobacteria relationship to improve predictions of ecosystem nutrient cycling.
Plant productivity in pristine ecosystems like boreal and tropical cloud forests is limited by soil nutrients, primarily nitrogen (N).
Mosses are major contributors to ecosystem productivity in these habitats, and most of them are colonized by N2-fixing cyanobacteria, thereby providing N to the ecosystem.
Despite this key role, critical knowledge gaps exist.
In particular, the climatic controls of moss-associated N2 fixation remain unclear, limiting our ability to quantify and project climate ch…
KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
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