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Climate Variability Controls on CO2 Consumption Fluxes and Carbon Dynamics for Monsoonal Rivers: Evidence From Xijiang River, Southwest China 期刊论文
Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences, 2018, 卷号: 123, 期号: 8, 页码: 2553-2567
作者:  Jun Zhong;  Si-Liang Li;  Jing Liu;  Hu Ding;  Xiaole Sun;  Sheng Xu;  Tiejun Wang;  Rob M. Ellam;  Cong-Qiang Liu
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Impacts of hydrologic variations on chemical weathering and solute sources in the Min River basin, Himalayan–Tibetan region 期刊论文
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2017, 卷号: 24, 期号: 23, 页码: 19126–19137
作者:  Jun Zhong;  Si-liang Li;  Faxiang Tao;  Hu Ding;  Jing Liu
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Hydrologic Variations  Fluid Transit Time  Chemical Weathering  Chemostatic Behaviour  Dissolution Kinetics  Himalayan–tibetan Region  
Impacts of hydrologic variations on chemical weathering and solute sources in the Min River basin, Himalayan-Tibetan region 期刊论文
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2017, 页码: 19126–19137
作者:  Jun Zhong;  Si-liang Li;  Faxiang Tao;  Hu Ding;  Jing Liu
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Chemical Weathering  Chemostatic Behaviour  Dissolution Kinetics  Fluid Transit Time  Himalayan-tibetan Region  Hydrologic Variations  
Significance of the carbon sink produced by H2O-carbonate-CO2-aquatic phototroph interaction on land 期刊论文
Science Bulletin, 2015, 卷号: 60, 期号: 2, 页码: 182-191
作者:  Zaihua Liu;  Wolfgang Dreybrodt
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Significance of the carbon sink produced by H2O–carbonate–CO2–aquatic phototroph interaction on land 期刊论文
Science Bulletin, 2015, 卷号: 60, 期号: 2, 页码: 182-191
作者:  Zaihua Liu;Wolfgang Dreybrodt
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Carbon sink  h2o–Carbonate–co2–Aquatic Phototroph interaction  Carbonate Weathering  biological Carbon Pumpland Aquatic Ecosystem  global Change