Research Progress on the Impact of Rodents on Litter Decomposition in Peatlands

The litter decomposition process in peatland ecosystems is regulated by complex interactions be-tween biological and abiotic factors. This paper integrates and analyzes the interactive effects of rodent invasions, changes in plant diversity, and climate warming, summarizing the response me-刘亚楠

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  2026

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  Open Journal of Natural Science

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  DOI 10.12677/ojns.2026.141007
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