Nitrogen (N) is one of the primary nutrients required to build biomass and is therefore in high
demand in aquatic ecosystems. Estuaries, however, are frequently inundated with high …

In 1995 a working group was assembled at the request of OECD/IPCC/IEA to revise the
methodology for N 2 O from agriculture for the National Greenhouse Gas Inventories …

This study examines N2O emissions from aquatic environments globally, particularly as they
are affected by anthropogenic activity. The global distribution of N2O production in rivers …

The principle objective of this book is to review the biological characteristics of estuaries.
The volume has been as a text for undergraduates and graduate students as well as …

Consumption processes at several trophic levels tend to coverage in the central (estuarine-
mixing) region of the Columbia River estuary, where living and dentrital food resources are …

The oft-cited general correlation between net sediment accumulation and preservation of
organic matter, while revealing in many ways, can be a misleading indicator of general …

We investigated the spatial distribution and seasonal variation of dissolved inorganic
nitrogen in a large perturbed estuary, the Pearl River Estuary, based on three cruises …

Nitrification is the process whereby ammonium (NH4 þ) is oxidized to nitrite (NO2 À) and
then to nitrate (NO3 À). It thus links the most oxidized and most reduced components of the …

Diagenetic reactions and redox properties of Amazon shelf sediments are characterized by
extensive vertical and lateral regions of Fe and Mn cycling. This is in contrast to many …

Present-day estimations of global nitrogen loss (N-loss) are underestimated. Commonly, N-
loss from rivers is thought to be caused by denitrification only in bed-sediments. However …