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Invasive wild pigs (Sus scrofa) as a human-mediated source of soil carbon emissions: Uncertainties and future directions
Global Change Biology ( IF 10.8 ) Pub Date : 2021-11-12 , DOI: 10.1111/gcb.15992
Christopher J O'Bryan 1, 2 , Nicholas R Patton 1, 3 , Jim Hone 4 , Jesse S Lewis 5 , Violeta Berdejo-Espinola 1, 2, 6 , Derek R Risch 7 , Matthew H Holden 2, 8 , Eve McDonald-Madden 1, 2
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Invasive wild pigs (Sus scrofa) have been spread by humans outside of their native range and are now established on every continent except Antarctica. Through their uprooting of soil, they affect societal and environmental values. Our recent article explored another threat from their soil disturbance: greenhouse gas emissions (O’Bryan et al., Global Change Biology, 2021). In response to our paper, Don (Global Change Biology, 2021) claims there is no threat to global soil carbon stocks by wild pigs. While we did not investigate soil carbon stocks, we examine uncertainties regarding soil carbon emissions from wild pig uprooting and their implications for management and future research.
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中文翻译:

入侵野猪 (Sus scrofa) 作为人类介导的土壤碳排放源:不确定性和未来方向

入侵野猪(Sus scrofa)已被人类在其原生范围之外传播,现在已在除南极洲以外的每个大陆上建立。通过连根拔起土壤,它们影响社会和环境价值。我们最近的文章探讨了土壤干扰的另一个威胁:温室气体排放(O'Bryan 等人,全球变化生物学,2021 年)。针对我们的论文,Don(全球变化生物学,2021 年)声称野猪对全球土壤碳储量没有威胁。虽然我们没有调查土壤碳储量,但我们研究了野猪连根拔起造成的土壤碳排放的不确定性及其对管理和未来研究的影响。
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更新日期:2022-01-05
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