The diversity of intrinsic traits of different organic matter molecules makes it challenging to
predict how they, and therefore the global carbon cycle, will respond to climate change …

Eutrophication is a major environmental issue affecting freshwater ecosystems worldwide.
While its impact on the composition of dissolved organic matter (DOM) is well recognized …

The quantity and quality of dissolved organic matter (DOM) exported from source areas are
closely related to hydrological linkage between source areas and streams, that is …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) present in surface aquatic systems is a heterogeneous
mixture of organic compounds reflecting its allochthonous and autochthonous organic …

Aquatic DOM, a major carbon pool in inland waters, plays a key role in the global carbon
cycle and is influenced by human activities and environmental factors. While watershed …

Heavy metals (HMs) exert a profound influence on soil carbon storage potential. The
microbially-mediated association between HM content and carbon structure in riverine …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) assemblages in freshwater rivers are formed from mixtures
of simple to complex compounds that are highly variable across time and space. These …

The mechanisms driving changes in the stability of phosphorus (P) in sediments under lake
ecosystem degradation remain poorly understood. This study investigated the P-binding …

Understanding the molecular complexity of dissolved organic matter (DOM) is crucial for
deciphering ecosystem function and predicting responses to environmental change. Using a …