Landscape Controls on Nutrient Stoichiometry Regulate Lake Primary Production at the Margin of the Greenland Ice Sheet

Global change is reshaping the physical environment and altering nutrient dynamics across the Arctic. These changes can affect the structure and function of biological communities and influence important climate-related feedbacks (for example, carbon (C) sequestration) in biogeochemical processing h...

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Published in:Ecosystems (New York) 2022-06, Vol.25 (4), p.931-947
Main Authors: Prater, Clay, Bullard, Joanna E., Osburn, Christopher L., Martin, Sarah L., Watts, Michael J., Anderson, N. John
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Accumulation
Arctic
Atmospheric deposition
Background levels
Biogenic silica
Biogeochemistry
Biological effects
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Diatom
Dissolved organic carbon
Dissolved organic phosphorus
Ecological stoichiometry
Ecology
Ecosystems
Environmental gradient
Environmental Management
Geoecology/Natural Processes
Hydrology/Water Resources
Ice sheets
Lakes
Landscape
Life Sciences
Light levels
Limnology
Microbial activity
Microorganisms
Nutrient dynamics
Nutrient limitation
Phosphorus
Physiochemistry
Plant Sciences
Primary production
Silica
Stoichiometry
Structure-function relationships
Zoology
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Summary:Global change is reshaping the physical environment and altering nutrient dynamics across the Arctic. These changes can affect the structure and function of biological communities and influence important climate-related feedbacks (for example, carbon (C) sequestration) in biogeochemical processing hot spots such as lakes. To understand how these ecosystems will respond in the future, this study examined recent (
ISSN:1432-9840
1435-0629
1435-0629
DOI:10.1007/s10021-021-00693-x