Vegetation increases carbon and nitrogen content in riparian soils along high-Arctic headwater streams

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CATENA
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2026-02-19
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.catena.2026.109927
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Climate change and permafrost
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Vegetation increases carbon and nitrogen content in riparian soils along high-Arctic headwater streams

J.B. Kjær, L.P. D'Acqui, C.M.H. Holmboe, J.L. Tank et al.
CATENA
Climate change and permafrost
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Vegetation increases carbon and nitrogen content in riparian soils along high-Arctic headwater streams

J.B. Kjær, L.P. D'Acqui, C.M.H. Holmboe, J.L. Tank, T. Riis, S.M. Kristiansen, A. Pastor, B. Hansen
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Vegetation increases carbon and nitrogen content in riparian soils along high-Arctic headwater streams — J.B. Kjær, L.P. D'Acqui, et al. · CATENA (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS