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Authors:
SCHIMEL JP
CATES RG
RUESS R
Citation: Jp. Schimel et al., THE ROLE OF BALSAM POPLAR SECONDARY CHEMICALS IN CONTROLLING SOIL NUTRIENT DYNAMICS THROUGH SUCCESSION IN THE ALASKAN TAIGA, Biogeochemistry, 42(1-2), 1998, pp. 221-234
Authors:
MARKEWITZ D
RICHTER DD
Citation: D. Markewitz et Dd. Richter, THE BIO IN ALUMINUM AND SILICON GEOCHEMISTRY, Biogeochemistry, 42(1-2), 1998, pp. 235-252
Authors:
BOSSE U
FRENZEL P
Citation: U. Bosse et P. Frenzel, METHANE EMISSIONS FROM RICE MICROCOSMS - THE BALANCE OF PRODUCTION, ACCUMULATION AND OXIDATION, Biogeochemistry, 41(3), 1998, pp. 199-214
Authors:
VERVILLE JH
HOBBIE SE
CHAPIN FS
HOOPER DU
Citation: Jh. Verville et al., RESPONSE OF TUNDRA CH4 AND CO2 FLUX TO MANIPULATION OF TEMPERATURE AND VEGETATION, Biogeochemistry, 41(3), 1998, pp. 215-235
Authors:
BABIARZ CL
HURLEY JP
BENOIT JM
SHAFER MM
ANDREN AW
WEBB DA
Citation: Cl. Babiarz et al., SEASONAL INFLUENCES ON PARTITIONING AND TRANSPORT OF TOTAL AND METHYLMERCURY IN RIVERS FROM CONTRASTING WATERSHEDS, Biogeochemistry, 41(3), 1998, pp. 237-257
Authors:
ZHANG YM
MITCHELL MJ
CHRIST M
LIKENS GE
KROUSE HR
Citation: Ym. Zhang et al., STABLE SULFUR ISOTOPIC BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF THE HUBBARD-BROOK-EXPERIMENTAL-FOREST, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, Biogeochemistry, 41(3), 1998, pp. 259-275
Authors:
BRANFIREUN BA
HILBERT D
ROULET NT
Citation: Ba. Branfireun et al., SINKS AND SOURCES OF METHYLMERCURY IN A BOREAL CATCHMENT, Biogeochemistry, 41(3), 1998, pp. 277-291
Authors:
LIKENS GE
DRISCOLL CT
BUSO DC
SICCAMA TG
JOHNSON CE
LOVETT GM
FAHEY TJ
REINERS WA
RYAN DF
MARTIN CW
BAILEY SW
Citation: Ge. Likens et al., THE BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF CALCIUM AT HUBBARD BROOK, Biogeochemistry, 41(2), 1998, pp. 89-173
Authors:
HINTON MJ
SCHIFF SL
ENGLISH MC
Citation: Mj. Hinton et al., SOURCES AND FLOWPATHS OF DISSOLVED ORGANIC-CARBON DURING STORMS IN 2 FORESTED WATERSHEDS OF THE PRECAMBRIAN SHIELD, Biogeochemistry, 41(2), 1998, pp. 175-197
Authors:
VANDERNAT FJWA
MIDDELBURG JJ
VANMETEREN D
WIELEMAKERS A
Citation: Fjwa. Vandernat et al., DIEL METHANE EMISSION PATTERNS FROM SCIRPUS-LACUSTRIS AND PHRAGMITES-AUSTRALIS, Biogeochemistry, 41(1), 1998, pp. 1-22
METHANE PRODUCTION AND METHANE CONSUMPTION - A REVIEW OF PROCESSES UNDERLYING WETLAND METHANE FLUXES
Authors:
SEGERS R
Citation: R. Segers, METHANE PRODUCTION AND METHANE CONSUMPTION - A REVIEW OF PROCESSES UNDERLYING WETLAND METHANE FLUXES, Biogeochemistry, 41(1), 1998, pp. 23-51
Authors:
LAMONTAGNE S
Citation: S. Lamontagne, NITROGEN MINERALIZATION IN UPLAND PRECAMBRIAN SHIELD CATCHMENTS - CONTRASTING THE ROLE OF LICHEN-COVERED BEDROCK AND FORESTED AREAS, Biogeochemistry, 41(1), 1998, pp. 53-69
Authors:
RAUBUCH M
BEESE F
BOLGER T
ANDERSON JM
BERG MP
COUTEAUX MM
INESON P
MCCARTHY F
SPLATT P
VERHOEF HA
WILLISON T
Citation: M. Raubuch et al., ACIDIFYING PROCESSES AND ACID-BASE REACTIONS IN FOREST SOILS RECIPROCALLY TRANSPLANTED ALONG A EUROPEAN TRANSECT WITH INCREASING POLLUTION, Biogeochemistry, 41(1), 1998, pp. 71-88
Authors:
RUDD JWM
GILMOUR CC
BODALY RA
Citation: Jwm. Rudd et al., 4TH INTERNATIONAL-CONFERENCE, MERCURY AS A GLOBAL POLLUTANT - INTRODUCTION, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 97-100
Authors:
BISHOP KH
LEE YH
MUNTHE J
DAMBRINE E
Citation: Kh. Bishop et al., XYLEM SAP AS A PATHWAY FOR TOTAL MERCURY AND METHYLMERCURY TRANSPORT FROM SOILS TO TREE CANOPY IN THE BOREAL FOREST, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 101-113
Authors:
REA AW
KEELER GJ
Citation: Aw. Rea et Gj. Keeler, MICROWAVE DIGESTION AND ANALYSIS OF FOLIAGE FOR TOTAL MERCURY BY COLDVAPOR ATOMIC FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 115-123
Authors:
LEE YH
BISHOP KH
MUNTHE J
IVERFELDT A
VERTA M
PARKMAN H
HULTBERG H
Citation: Yh. Lee et al., AN EXAMINATION OF CURRENT HG DEPOSITION AND EXPORT IN FENNO-SCANDIAN CATCHMENTS, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 125-135
Authors:
DRISCOLL CT
HOLSAPPLE J
SCHOFIELD CL
MUNSON R
Citation: Ct. Driscoll et al., THE CHEMISTRY AND TRANSPORT OF MERCURY IN A SMALL WETLAND IN THE ADIRONDACK REGION OF NEW-YORK, USA, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 137-146
Authors:
MONSON BA
BREZONIK PL
Citation: Ba. Monson et Pl. Brezonik, SEASONAL PATTERNS OF MERCURY SPECIES IN WATER AND PLANKTON FROM SOFTWATER LAKES IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 147-162
Authors:
LOCKHART WL
WILKINSON P
BILLECK BN
DANELL RA
HUNT RV
BRUNSKILL GJ
DELARONDE J
STLOUIS V
Citation: Wl. Lockhart et al., FLUXES OF MERCURY TO LAKE-SEDIMENTS IN CENTRAL AND NORTHERN CANADA INFERRED FROM DATED SEDIMENT CORES, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 163-173
Authors:
HARRIS RC
BODALY RA
Citation: Rc. Harris et Ra. Bodaly, TEMPERATURE, GROWTH AND DIETARY-EFFECTS ON FISH MERCURY DYNAMICS IN 2ONTARIO LAKES, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 175-187
Authors:
TREMBLAY G
LEGENDRE P
DOYON JF
VERDON R
SCHETAGNE R
Citation: G. Tremblay et al., THE USE OF POLYNOMIAL REGRESSION-ANALYSIS WITH INDICATOR VARIABLES FOR INTERPRETATION OF MERCURY IN FISH DATA, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 189-201
Authors:
DOYON JF
SCHETAGNE R
VERDON R
Citation: Jf. Doyon et al., DIFFERENT MERCURY BIOACCUMULATION RATES BETWEEN SYMPATRIC POPULATIONSOF DWARF AND NORMAL LAKE WHITEFISH (COREGONUS-CLUPEAFORMIS) IN THE LAGRANDE COMPLEX WATERSHED, JAMES BAY, QUEBEC, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 203-216
Authors:
FRENCH KJ
ANDERSON MR
SCRUTON DA
LEDREW LJ
Citation: Kj. French et al., FISH MERCURY LEVELS IN RELATION TO CHARACTERISTICS OF HYDROELECTRIC RESERVOIRS IN NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 217-233
Authors:
LAWSON NM
MASON RP
Citation: Nm. Lawson et Rp. Mason, ACCUMULATION OF MERCURY IN ESTUARINE FOOD-CHAINS, Biogeochemistry, 40(2-3), 1998, pp. 235-247