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Linking soil O2, CO2, and CH4 concentrations in a wetland soil: Implications for CO2 and CH4 fluxes

Elberling Bo; Askaer Louise; Jã¸Rgensen Christian; Joensen Hans; Kuhl Michael; Glud Ronnie; Lauritsen Frants (American Chemical Scoiety, 2011)

Oxygen (O2) availability and diffusivity in wetlands are controlling factors for the production and consumption of both carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) in the subsoil and thereby potential emission of these greenhouse ...
Soil heterogeneity effects on O2 distribution and CH4 emissions from wetlands: In situ and mesocosm studies with planar O2 optodes and membrane inlet mass spectrometry

Askaer Louise; Elberling Bo; Glud Ronnie; Kuhl Michael; Lauritsen Frants; Joensen Hans (Pergamon, 2010)

The importance of soil heterogeneity for methane emission from a wetland soil is assessed by in situ point measurements of depth-specific O2 and CH4 concentrations and simultaneous soil CH4 fluxes at contrasting water ...

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