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Influence of the biological carbon pump effect on the sources and deposition of organic matter in Fuxian Lake, a deep oligotrophic lake in southwest China 期刊论文
Acta Geochimica, 2019, 卷号: 38, 页码: 613–626
作者:  Haibo He;  Zaihua Liu;  Chongying Chen;  Yu Wei;  Qian Bao;  Hailong Sun;  Yundi Hu;   Hao Yan
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Carbonate Weathering  hydrochemical Variation  biological Carbon Pump Effect  sediment Trap  autochthonous Organic Carbon  Carbon Sink  
Coupled control of land uses and aquatic biological processes on the diurnal hydrochemical variations in the five ponds at the Shawan Karst Test Site, China: Implications for the carbonate weathering- 期刊论文
Chemical Geology, 2017, 卷号: 456, 页码: 58-71
作者:  Bo Chen;  Rui Yang;   Zaihua Liu;  Hailong Sun;  Hao Yan;  Qingrui Zeng;   Sibo Zeng;  Cheng Zeng;   Min Zhao
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Diurnal Hydrochemical Variation  Bcp Effect  Dic Fertilization Effect  Rock Weathering-related Carbon Sink  LAnd Use And Cover Change  
Diurnal hydrochemical variations in a karst spring and two ponds, Maolan Karst Experimental Site, China: Biological pump effects 期刊论文
Journal of Hydrology, 2015, 卷号: 522, 期号: 2, 页码: 407-417
作者:  Huan Liu;  Zaihua Liu;  G.L. Macpherson;  Rui Yang;  Bo Chen;  Hailong Sun
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Diurnal Hydrochemical Variation  Surface Water System  Biological Pump Effect  Autochthonous Organic Matter Formation  Carbon Sink  
Temperature-driven meltwater production and hydrochemical variations at a glaciated alpine karst aquifer: Implication for the atmospheric CO 2 sink under global warming 期刊论文
Environmental Earth Sciences, 2012, 卷号: 65, 期号: 8, 页码: 2285-2297
作者:  Cheng Zeng;  Vivian Gremaud;  Haitao Zeng;  Zaihua Liu;  Nico Goldscheider
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Hydrochemical Variation  glaciated Karst Aquifer  temperature-controlled Recharge  Karst Process  atmospheric Co2 Sink  switzerland  alps