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Application of 13C mineral carbon for assessment of the primary production of organic matter in aquatic environments
The possibility of measuring the rates of light and dark CO 2 assimilation using 13 C carbonate was demonstrated on Lake Kichier (Marii El). The application of methods utilizing the stable 13 C and the radioactive 14 C isotopes resulted in comparable values of the rates of light and dark CO 2 fixati...
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| description | The possibility of measuring the rates of light and dark CO
2
assimilation using
13
C carbonate was demonstrated on Lake Kichier (Marii El). The application of methods utilizing the stable
13
C and the radioactive
14
C isotopes resulted in comparable values of the rates of light and dark CO
2
fixation. Due to its absolute environmental safety, the method with
13
C mineral carbon can be recommended as an alternative to radioisotope methods for qualitative measurements of CO
2
fixation rates in aquatic ecosystems. |
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