Natural abundance ratios of isotopocules, molecules that have the same chemical
constitution and configuration, but that only differ in isotope substitution, retain a record of a …

The priming effect (PE) is the short-term increase or decrease in the rate of soil organic
matter mineralization in response to a stimulus, such as the addition of carbon (C) and/or …

Abstract “Plastisphere”, microbial communities colonizing plastic debris, has sparked global
concern for marine ecosystems. Microbiome inhabiting this novel human-made niche has …

The isotopic composition of nitrous oxide (N2O) provides useful information for evaluating
N2O sources and budgets. Due to the co‐occurrence of multiple N2O transformation …

Stable isotopic analyses of soil-emitted N 2 O (δ 15 N bulk, δ 18 O and δ 15 N sp= 15 N site
preference within the linear N 2 O molecule) may help to quantify N 2 O reduction to N 2, an …

Ocean acidification in nitrogen‐enriched estuaries has raised global concerns. For decades,
biotic and abiotic denitrification in estuarine sediments has been regarded as the major …

Nitrogen-fertilized agricultural soils are major emitters of the potent greenhouse gas nitrous
oxide (N 2 O). Although soil moisture is known to drive N 2 O production, the influence of …

Global estuarine ecosystems are experiencing severe nitrogen pollution and ocean
acidification (OA) simultaneously. Sedimentary denitrification is an important way of reactive …

Estuarine and coastal environments are assumed to contribute to nitrous oxide (N2O)
emissions under increasing nitrogen loading. However, isotopic and molecular mechanisms …

Identifying the sources of nitrous oxide (N 2 O) and carbon dioxide (CO 2) production from
soil is central to enhancing the understanding and prediction of these emissions to the …