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Abstract Plants may slow global warming through enhanced growth, thereby stimulating the land carbon (C) sink. However, the key drivers determining responses of plants to warming remain unclear, causing uncertainty in climate projections. Using meta-analysis, we show that the effect of experimental warming on plant biomass is best explained by soil C:N ratio, an indicator of soil nitrogen (N) availability. Our results suggest that warming stimulates plant C storage most strongly in ecosystems where N limits plant growth, and may inform model predictions of warming may improve by considering spatially explicitly .


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