Titlebook: Dissolved Organic Matter in Lacustrine Ecosystems; Energy Source and Sy K. Salonen,T. Kairesalo,R. I. Jones Book 1992 Springer Science+Busi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-57750-5ted large within-lake seasonal variations, but PDOC was at certain times, both in humic and non-humic lakes, a quantitatively very important carbon source for the heterotrophic bacteria. Under periods of comparatively low primary production, heterotrophic bacteria in humic lakes appear to utilize al

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Three Case Studies in Historical Analogyespiration or community net production of plankton. Among organisms smaller than Zooplankton, bacteria seemed to be responsible for most of the respiration. The community net production was consistently negative even at the water surface, indicating an allochthonous carbon source. The results sugges

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Three Case Studies in Historical Analogyerial growth in batch or continuous flow experiments in order to understand how much of the total DOC can be decomposed by microbes. The assay in this approach may be microbial growth (thymidine incorporation, biomass changes) or change in the DOC (total concentrations, specific compounds, or fracti

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Reinventing the State of Naturen. As the dissolved organic compounds generated in the wetland and littoral interface regions move toward the open-water regions of the ecosystems, partial utilization effects a selective increase in organic recalcitrance. Even though DOC from allochthonous and from interface sources is more recalci