Ebullition is an important pathway for transport of methane (CH) to the atmosphere in wetlands. Water level changes have been suggested to trigger ebullition, especially in tidally flooded areas, although the controlling mechanisms remain uncertain. Bubble transport in submerged sediment represents a ...
Drinking, irrigation, industry, and transportation are among the many important uses of water provided by rivers for humans. Answer and Explanation: The three most important priorities for dealing with the water resource problems of...
After carbon monoxide, it is the largest sink of the hydroxyl radical (OH) and therefore plays a significant role in determining the oxidizing capacity of the global troposphere. Emissions are from wetlands, agriculture (e.g., rice paddies, ruminants, and waste), anthropogenic emissions (e.g....
What happens to the net primary productivity and to the species diversity when humans disrupt wetlands by adding more nutrients, as in the example of agriculture in the Everglades? What is an invasive or alien species, and why ...
The relationship between plant productivity and species richness is one of the most debated and important issues in ecology. Ecologists have found numerous forms of this relationship and its underlying processes. However, theories and proposed drivers ha
What happens to the net primary productivity and to the species diversity when humans disrupt wetlands by adding more nutrients, as in the example of agriculture in the Everglades? Identify at least one example from your food ...
Indeed, interactions between salinity and hydroperiod have been implicated in the regulation of survival, growth, physiological proficiency, and zonation of individual seedlings, saplings, and trees that colonize mangrove wetlands [10, 11]. Through repetitive experimentation, we are progressively gaining ...
Gorham E, Janssens JA, Wheeler GA, Glaser PH (1987) The natural and anthropogenic acidification of peatlands. In: Hutchinson TC, Meema K (eds) Effects of atmospheric pollutants on forests, wetlands, and agricultural ecosystems. Springer, Berlin, pp 493–512 Chapter Google Scholar Grime JP (...
Our findings demonstrate the importance of effective stress changes in triggering ebullition from mudflat areas in tidal wetlands, modulated by the mechanical properties of shallow soft sediments.ChenXi 1SlaterLee 2 1 State Key Laboratory of Earth Surface Processes and Resource Ecology...
We examined patterns of metaphyton community composition from 150 sites in spring wetlands of the Bonneville Basin across three spatial scales: valleys, wetlands nested in valleys, and habitat types nested in wetlands (springs, channels, and marshes) to determine which scale(s) accounted for the ...