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TCM Culture vs. Master TCM Practitioners,nder falling and rising water table conditions. These results indicate that the soil parameters are not independent variables and that a single parameter capable of predicting CH. flux is unlikely..Boreal forest ecosystems appear to be a small net sink for CH.. Microbially mediated oxidation of atmo

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Boko Haram, the First Victimization,ovided some insight into the most important processes governing trace gas exchange in the midlatitudes. Some of the highlights of this work, and major outstanding questions, are outlined in this paper..Soil carbon availability, temperature/moisture interactions, pH, and nutrient dynamics have been i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23624-7sequences of anthropogenic emissions. This paper compares IGAC recommended emissions inventories for reactive nitrogen and sulfur dioxide to those that have been in use previously. We also present results from the three-dimensional LLNL atmospheric chemistry model that show how emissions of anthropo

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Atmospheric Chemistry and Composition of Air Over the North Atlantic Ocean,calculations that suggest that anthropogenic aerosols could have a significant cooling effect on climate in the northern hemisphere (Langner and Rodhe, 1991; Charlson .. , 1992). Nonetheless, at some locations at various times of year, natural sources do play an important role in the cycles of a num

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Marine Aerosol and Gas Exchange and Global Atmospheric Effects,n certain nitrogen-rich regions, for instance, the supply of iron from atmospheric aerosols may limit productivity. In other areas, the wet and dry deposition of atmospheric nitrate and ammonium may be a significant source of fixed nitrogen to biological communities. MAGE helped to organize an inter