J. Kemppinen

This study models how plant traits influence carbon cycling in tundra ecosystems, finding that plant height, SLA, and LDMC strongly affect carbon dynamics, with functional diversity also playing a significant role.

The study examines how microbial activity and functional potential vary across vegetation types in Finnish sub-Arctic soils, revealing differences in community composition and carbon turnover potential.

This study examines how woody plant coverage and height affect tundra soil moisture, temperature, and organic carbon stocks, finding coverage has a significant inverse correlation while height does not.

The paper investigates factors influencing plant community functional composition in Arctic tundra, finding that snow is the most influential abiotic variable.