Titlebook: Carbon Sequestration in the Biosphere; Processes and Prospe Max A. Beran Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79943-3Global change; Globale Ver?nderung; Klimaver?nderung; Kohlenstoffkreislauf; Treibhauseffekt; biosphere; ca

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978-3-642-79945-7Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995

協(xié)定

Primitive Rings and the Density TheoremThe question of ‘Carbon fixation and allocation’ in the context of ‘Carbon sequestration in the biosphere’ requires that we consider Net Ecosystem Productivity (NEP), not merely ‘Gross Primary Productivity’ (GPP) or ‘Net Primary Productivity’ (NPP). Definitions of these terms are discussed by Williams (1993) and illustrated in Figure 1.

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Carbon Fixation and AllocationThe question of ‘Carbon fixation and allocation’ in the context of ‘Carbon sequestration in the biosphere’ requires that we consider Net Ecosystem Productivity (NEP), not merely ‘Gross Primary Productivity’ (GPP) or ‘Net Primary Productivity’ (NPP). Definitions of these terms are discussed by Williams (1993) and illustrated in Figure 1.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2402-5tic changes that will exceed the adaptive capacity of nature, and indeed of the human society. The intensification of the otherwise beneficial natural greenhouse effect has become a cause of concern, since it may lead to temperature increases of the order of a few degrees centigrade.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2402-5is presented of the processes that control the efficiency of carbon cycling through the marine biota. This is essentially to assess the ability of the marine biota to sequester anthropogenic CO.. At present, it is not clear whether interannual variations and episodic events in biological productivit

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MicroRNAs and the Diagnosis of Osteoporosisheric CO. and climate change in various ways. Rising sea level and increasing storm frequency are expected to cause deterioration of coastal wetlands while rising atmospheric CO. and rising temperature may increase primary production, carbon sequestration and increased emission of methane in marshes

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