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期刊名:Biogeochemistry

缩写:BIOGEOCHEMISTRY

ISSN:0168-2563

e-ISSN:1573-515X

IF/分区:3.7/Q1

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Nicola J Findlay,Guy Thibaud,Alan D Manson et al. Nicola J Findlay et al.
Phosphorus (P) is often a limiting nutrient in highly weathered soils. Fire is a major driver of nutrient redistribution and can temporarily increase the pool of plant-available P in P-limited ecosystems. Yet, the long-term effects of frequ...
Duygu Tolunay,Gizem Ergut,Levi Simon et al. Duygu Tolunay et al.
Fluctuating groundwater levels in drained peatlands create a transition zone with seasonally changing oxygen availability. This zone drives dynamic iron (Fe) and sulphur (S) cycling under alternating anoxic and oxic conditions, influencing ...
Kalpana Kukreja,Elizabeth Noriega Landa,Wen-Yee Lee et al. Kalpana Kukreja et al.
Available phosphorus (P) concentrations are low in dryland soils due to high pH values linked to the presence of pedogenic carbonates. Thus, dissolution and mobilization of P compounds are important controls on P availability for plants, mi...
Lewis Sauerland,Rica Wegner,Andrei Moise et al. Lewis Sauerland et al.
Permafrost soils constitute a large part of the terrestrial carbon pool that is vulnerable to future climate warming. Continued warming of the low Arctic is also leading to the encroachment of large shrubs and trees into tundra ecosystems w...
Most Shirina Begum,Meredith Kadjeski,Christina Fasching et al. Most Shirina Begum et al.
Export of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from freshwater systems has been the focus of many studies owing to its pivotal role in regulating global carbon fluxes and ecosystem function. Both the flux and composition of dissolved organic matt...
Lichuan Wu,Yongqing Cai,Anna Rutgersson Lichuan Wu
Ocean surface gravity waves facilitate gas exchanges primarily in two ways: (1) the formation of bubbles during wave breaking increases the surface area available for gas exchange, promoting CO 2 transfer, and (2) wave-current interactio...
Audrey Laberge-Carignan,Florence Mercier,Dominic Larivière et al. Audrey Laberge-Carignan et al.
Selenium (Se) biogeochemistry in boreal and permafrost-rich soils and sediments remains poorly constrained, despite its importance as both an essential micronutrient and potential contaminant. As climate change accelerates warming in northe...
Irena F Creed,Owen Salmon,Kevin J Erratt et al. Irena F Creed et al.
The Canadian Prairie Pothole Region is a notable hotspot for cyanobacteria-dominated lakes. This study found minor variations in cyanobacterial genera across these lakes yet observed significant differences in standing biomass, as the lakes...
Reti Ranniku,Fahad Ali Kazmi,Mikk Espenberg et al. Reti Ranniku et al.
Spring can be a critical time of year for stem and soil methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions as soil freeze-thaw events can be hot moments of gas release. Greenhouse gas fluxes from soil, Downy birch (Betula...
Junbin Zhao,Simon Weldon,Alexandra Barthelmes et al. Junbin Zhao et al.
Greenhouse gas (GHGs) emissions from peatlands contribute significantly to ongoing climate change because of human land use. To develop reliable and comprehensive estimates and predictions of GHG emissions from peatlands, it is necessary to...