New York Botanical Garden on X: "When dead trees fall, they move more than carbon. Other nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous move into and out of deadwood more quickly than expected, as shown by NYBG Curator and coauthors in a paper just published in . https://t.co/jxH91OkTfx"

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When dead trees fall, they move more than carbon. Other nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorous move into and out of deadwood more quickly than expected, as shown by NYBG Curator and coauthors in a paper just published in .

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Faster than expected: release of nitrogen and phosphorus from decomposing woody litter

Deadwood represents globally important carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P) pools. Current wood nutrient dynamics models are extensions of those developed for leaf litter decomposition....

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