A Carbon Budget of a Small Humic Lake: An Example of the Importance of Lakes for Organic Matter Cycling in Boreal Catchments
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Summary
It is found that the lake is a net heterotrophic ecosystem, subsidized by organic carbon inputs from the catchment and from emergent macrophyte production, and may simultaneously disperse and accumulate organic-associated radionuclides leaking from a final repository.
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- dissertation
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- 2006-12-01
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- 100
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Physics, Humanities, Art
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