Subtropical mangrove wetland is a stronger carbon dioxide sink in the dry than wet seasons
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DOI: 10.1016/j.agrformet.2019.107644
Abstract: Abstract Coastal mangrove wetlands have an excellent potential in sequestrating atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) owing to their high primary productivity as well as slow anaerobic decomposition of organic matter. Yet, there is hitherto a paucity… read more here.
Keywords: co2; mangrove; carbon dioxide; wet seasons ... See more keywords
Divergent response of seasonally dry tropical vegetation to climatic variations in dry and wet seasons
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DOI: 10.1111/gcb.14335
Abstract: Interannual variations of photosynthesis in tropical seasonally dry vegetation are one of the dominant drivers to interannual variations of atmospheric CO2 growth rate. Yet, the seasonal differences in the response of photosynthesis to climate variations… read more here.
Keywords: int; wet seasons; response; dry wet ... See more keywords
Deterministic processes shape bacterial community assembly in a karst river across dry and wet seasons
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DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.938490
Abstract: Karst rivers are particularly vulnerable to bacterial pollution because immigrations are easily diffused from the surrounding environments due to their strong hydraulic connectivity. However, the assembly mechanism in shaping riverine bacterial biogeography is still poorly… read more here.
Keywords: wet; wet seasons; bacterial communities; river ... See more keywords