Ecosystem services (ES) are the direct and indirect contributions of ecosystems to human
well‐being. Grassland ecosystems cover> 40% of Earth's ice‐free terrestrial surface, and …

Grassland soils are a large reservoir of soil carbon (C) at risk of loss due to overgrazing in
conventional grazing systems. By promoting regenerative grazing management practices …

While characteristics of semi-arid climates place limitations on soil organic carbon (SOC)
storage, there is opportunity and urgency for increasing the quality and long-term …

Nutrients cycle among pools within an ecosystem, and losses of nutrients to the environment
accompany each transfer from pool to pool. Efficient recapture of nutrients by plants is critical …

Grazing is one of the most important factors that may reduce soil organic carbon (SOC)
stocks and subsequently aggregate stability in grassland soils. The central aim of this study …

Grazing exclusion (GE) can increase the carbon (C) storage of semiarid grasslands in
China; however, little is known about the effect of long-term GE on the C storage of soil …

Pasture management can have important implications on the amounts and long-term
stability of soil organic carbon (SOC). We investigated the short-term impacts of grazing …

Grazing removal exclosure is important to restore grass in rangeland. However, little is
known about the effects of exclosure on soil organic carbon (SOC) in Qinghai–Tibet Plateau …

In most forage production systems, essential nutrients required for plant growth are provided
by different pools in the ecosystem. In general, warm-climate grasslands are characterized …

Semiarid steppe ecosystems account for large terrestrial areas and are considered as large
carbon (C) sinks. However, fundamental information on topsoil sensitivity to grazing is …