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Numerical simulations are conducted to investigate the near-bed flow behaviors of submarine canyons with periodic ridge-valley topography on continental slopes. In the numerical simulation, two topographic parameters are defined: α represents the basal slope angle of the continental slope, and β denotes the side slope angle of the submarine canyon. The topographic modulation of these two parameters on near-bed flow velocity an...
Electron Transfer Drives Preferentially Assimilatory Sulfate Reduction in Petroleum‐Contaminated SoilNARA Subscribed
Sulfur is a vital macroelement for soil fertility and crop growth, and its bioavailability is converted with electron flux. To determine the effect of biological electron transfer on the sulfur cycle in soil, a microbial electrochemical system (MES) was established to amplify the efficiency of extracellular electron transfer. Results showed that biocurrent obviously promoted the reduction of water‐soluble SO 4 2‐ to S 2− , and...
Tree Species Diversity Suppresses Soil Carbon Priming Effects in a Subtropical ForestNARA Subscribed
Nature‐based climate solutions rely on the assumption that restoring plant diversity enhances soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration. However, the persistence of SOC is threatened by the positive priming effects, where fresh plant carbon inputs accelerate the decomposition of native SOC. It remains unclear how increasing plant diversity impacts the soil priming effects. Here, using a natural tree species diversity gradient in...