Soil Organic Matter
Tundra Climate Effects
Tundra Ecosystem Services
Peat
Riparian Forest Aquatic Vegetation
Insects and Their Role in Global Biodiversity
Wetlands Climate Regulation
Grassland Restoration Challenges
Effects of Permafrost Thawing on Wildlife 
Overview of Permafrost Thawing Permafrost is a layer of
soil, rock, and sediment that remains frozen for two or more consecutive years
...It acts as a natural freezer, preserving
organic matter and providing stability to the landscape
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Tundra Climate Effects This frozen layer restricts the growth of plant roots and affects the movement of water through the
soil ...Slow decomposition: The cold temperatures slow down the decomposition of
organic matter, leading to the accumulation of peat and other organic materials in the soil
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Tundra Ecosystem Services Tundras are characterized by their cold temperatures, low precipitation, and permafrost
soil, making them challenging yet vital ecosystems
...The cold temperatures and permafrost soil in the tundra slow down the decomposition of
organic matter, allowing carbon to be stored in the soil for long periods of time
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Peat Peat is a type of
organic soil that forms in wetlands where there is an accumulation of partially decayed plant material
...The lack of oxygen slows down the decomposition process, leading to the buildup of organic
matter over time
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Riparian Forest Aquatic Vegetation and preventing erosion Filtering pollutants and excess nutrients from the water Regulating water temperature Supplying
organic matter and nutrients to the aquatic food web Types of Riparian Forest Aquatic Vegetation There are several types of plants that are commonly found in riparian zones
...Plant Type Description Grasses and Sedges These plants have fibrous root systems that help stabilize
soil and prevent erosion
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Insects and Their Role in Global Biodiversity Decomposition: Insects like beetles, ants, and flies are crucial in breaking down dead
organic matter, such as fallen leaves and animal carcasses
...They help recycle nutrients back into the
soil, enriching it for plant growth
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Wetlands Climate Regulation Wetlands act as carbon sinks, storing large amounts of carbon in their
soils and vegetation
...The waterlogged conditions in wetlands slow down the decomposition of
organic matter, allowing carbon to accumulate in the soil
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Grassland Restoration Challenges key challenges in grassland restoration include: Lack of native plant diversity Competition from invasive species
Soil degradation Fragmentation of habitat Climate change Lack of Native Plant Diversity One of the primary challenges in grassland restoration is the lack of native plant
...Degraded soils may lack essential nutrients and
organic matter, making it difficult for plants to thrive
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How Insects Influence Ecosystem Function Decomposition Insects also play a key role in the decomposition of
organic matter ...They break down dead plants and animals, returning nutrients to the
soil and making them available for other organisms
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Wetlands and Their Role in Soil Protection Wetlands are vital ecosystems that play a crucial role in
soil protection
...Nutrient Cycling: Wetlands are important sites for nutrient cycling, with plants and microorganisms breaking down
organic matter and recycling nutrients back into the soil
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