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Greenhouse gas fluxes (CO 2 , CH 4 , and N 2 O) from African streams and rivers are under‐represented in global datasets, resulting in uncertainties in their contributions to regional and global budgets. We conducted year‐long sampling of 59 sites in a nested‐catchment design in the Mara River, Kenya in which fluxes were quantified and their underlying controls assessed. We estimated annual basin‐scale greenhouse gas emissions...
The potential importance of soil denitrification as a major N loss pathway in intensive greenhouse vegetable production systemsNARA Subscribed
Background About 30 % of vegetables in China are produced in intensively managed greenhouses comprising flood irrigation and extreme rates of nitrogen fertilizers. Little is known about denitrification N losses. Methods Soil denitrification rates were measured by the acetylene inhibition technique applied to anaerobically incubated soil samples. Four different greenhouse management systems were differentiated: Conventional flo...
The effects of grazing by the snail, Lymnaea elodes, on benthic N2 fixation and primary production in oligotrophic, arctic lakesNARA Subscribed
This study assessed whether grazing by the snail, Lymnaea elodes , limits benthic dinitrogen (N 2 ) fixation and primary production in nitrogen (N)‐limited oligotrophic lakes near Toolik Field Station on the North Slope of Alaska. We also tested whether snail excretion increased N and the ratio of N and phosphorus (P) supply ratio to benthic algae, which could indirectly affect production and the N 2 fixation rate. We performe...
Physical, chemical, and biotic effects on arctic zooplankton communities and diversityNARA Subscribed
We examined how physical and chemical factors and fish populations affected the presence and density of zooplankton species in 104 Alaskan arctic lakes. Five fish species and nine zooplankters were sampled from the lakes. Lake depth was related to the distribution of zooplankton in that smaller zooplankton species were found in deep lakes and large species in shallow lakes. Neither ionic strength nor chlorophyll was a major fa...
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