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The global decline in biodiversity has generated concern over the consequences for ecosystem functioning and services. Although ecosystem functions driven by soil microorganisms such as plant productivity, decomposition, and nutrient cycling are of particular importance, interrelationships between plant diversity and soil microorganisms are poorly understood. We analyzed the response of soil microorganisms to variations in pla...
Oxygen isotope ratios of sedimentary biogenic silica reflect the European transcontinental climate gradientNARA Subscribed
Oxygen isotope ratios of biogenic silica offer considerable potential in tracing past climate change using both marine and lacustrine sediment records. Despite recent improvements and standardisation in preparatory and analytical methods, evidence for a systematic relationship between climate parameters and the oxygen isotope composition of sedimentary diatom silica ( δ 18 O silica ) is contradictory. In particular, observed d...
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