Titlebook: Oceans, Rivers and Lakes: Energy and Substance Transfers at Interfaces; Proceedings of the T J.-C. Amiard,B. Rouzic,G. Bertru Conference pr

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Forecasting of water quality in lakes: A predictive use of a one-dimensional model. Application to la model, based on the coupling of a biogeochemical model of a lake and the use of long term time series of meteorological data. This methodology is applied to lake Bourget (Savoie, France). It allows to obtain both mean and standard deviation (first and second order moments) of the state variables o

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Fate of plant detritus in a European salt marsh dominated by , (L.) Aellense dynamics were investigated by the simultaneous estimation of primary production, litter production, decomposition processes and accumulation of organic matter in sediment. We used harvested biomass techniques and the litter-bag method, as well as more recent techniques such as determination of na

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Afforestation with , and leaf litter decomposition in streams of northern Spainfungal biomass and macroinvertebrate assemblages on alder and eucalyptus leaf litter in three streams (two headwaters under different forests, and a mid reach) of the Agüera catchment (northern Spain). Whatever the reach, alder always decomposed significantly faster than eucalyptus. Litter contents

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Short-term effect of nitrogen enrichment on the microbial communities of a peatland the different microbial communities. Microalgae (46% of the total microbial biomass),Protozoa (26%) and heterotrophic Bacteria (17%) were the dominant microorganisms.Rotifera (5%),Cyanobacteria (3%),Fungi (2%) and Nematoda (< 1%) were also present.Testate Amoebae were well represented in . peatland

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