Titlebook: Ecosystem Ecology and Geochemistry of Cuatro Cienegas; How to Survive in an Felipe García-Oliva,James Elser,Valeria Souza Book 2018 Springe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73721-3l as in laboratory experiments with fish from Poza La Becerra and Los Hundidos. We found substantial variation in nutrient excretion rates both among and within species and suggest that differences in diet and feeding rate could explain much of this variation. We also calculated the potential contri

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Terrestrial N Cycling in an Endangered Oasis,e conditions and (ii) different temperatures. Although microbial crusts are important components of many desert ecosystems, there is very little evidence that the N fixed within them is in turn available to higher plants. Considering this, N fixers in the rhizosphere of plants could also be relevant

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The Effect of Nutrients and N:P Ratio on Microbial Communities: Testing the Growth Rate Hypothesis ess. This chapter discusses two experiments conducted at the Churince system in Lagunita pond to test the GRH. Churince is an ideal location for this because surface waters in this region have highly imbalanced N:P stoichiometry (TN:TP atomic ratio >100), where P is likely to be strongly limiting. T

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The Effect of Nutrient Availability on the Ecological Role of Filamentous Microfungi: Lessons from meostasis remain scarce. Herein, we analyzed the C:N:P stoichiometry of mycelia in ten aquatic microfungi isolated from three hydrological systems with different nutrient conditions within Cuatro Cienegas Basin (CCB). Our hypotheses were (a) variations in C:N:P ratios reflect divergent life history

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The Magnetotactic Bacteria of the Churince Lagoon at Cuatro Cienegas Basin,d Pinos. Thus, water overexploitation for intensive agriculture in this oasis especially endangers the processes of the iron-sulfur cycle. This biogeochemical cycle is dependent on the deep aquifer and its sediments, which likely function as a depository of ancient anaerobic microbes such as the MTB