Carbon fixation, flux and burial efficiency in two contrasting eutrophic lakes in the UK (Rostherne Mere & Tatton Mere)

Much of the current research into the processing and storage of carbon (C) in small lakes has focused on arctic and boreal lake systems, due to their global abundance. However this has led to an imbalance in the interpretation of lake functioning. Oligotrophic lakes are prevalent in the arctic and b...

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Main Author: Daniel R. Scott
Format: Default Thesis
Published: 2014
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Other earth sciences not elsewhere classified
Limnology
Carbon cycle
Lake metabolism
Autotrophy
Heterotrophy
Eutrophication
Lake sediments
Temperate
High-resolution monitoring
Rostherne Mere
Tatton Mere
Earth Sciences not elsewhere classified
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2134/16949
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