Biogeochemistry 1999: Vol 47 Table of Contents

3 Pages·1999·0.35 MB·English

AY Biogeochemistry 47: 367-368, 1999.
Contents Volume 47 1999
Volume 47 No.1 October 1999
BERIT SWENSEN & LARS R. BAKKEN / Release of fossil meth-
ane from mineral soil particles, and its implication for estimation
of methane oxidation in a mineral subsoil
D.L. MARRIN & JOHN J. ADRIANY / Cz and C3 hydrocarbon
gases associated with highly reducing conditions in ground-
water
ERIC T. LEVY & WILLIAM H. SCHLESINGER / A comparison of
fractionation methods for forms of phosphorus in soils
ROSS D. FITZHUGH, TANYA FURMAN, J. RICK WEBB, B. JACK
COSBY & CHARLES T. DRISCOLL / Longitudinal and sea-
sonal patterns of stream acidity in a headwater catchment on
the Appalachian Plateau, West Virginia, U.S.A.
DAVID R. SMART, JOHN M. STARK & VICTORIA DIEGO /
Resource limitations to nitric oxide emissions from a
sagebrush-steppe ecosystem
NIC PACINI & RENE GACHTER / Speciation of riverine particu-
late phosphorus during rain events
B. HUEBERT, P. VITOUSEK, J. SUTTON, T. ELIAS, J. HEATH,
S. COEPPICUS, S. HOWELL & B. BLOMQUIST / Volcano fixes
nitrogen into plant-available forms 111-118
Volume 47 No.2 November 1999
GARNIER JOSSETTE, BRUNO LEPORCQ, NATHALIE SANC-
HEZ & PHILIPPON / Biogeochemical mass-balances (C, N, P,
Si) in three large reservoirs of the Seine Basin (France) 119-146
VLADIMIR N. BASHKIN & MICHAEL YA KOZLOV / Biogeo-
chemical approaches to assessment of East Asian ecosystem
sensitivity to acid depositon 147-166
. HELLINGS, F. DEHAIRS, M. TACKX, E. KEPPENS & W. BAEY-
ENS / Origin and fate of organic carbon in the freshwater
part of the Scheldt Estuary as traced by stable carbon isotope
composition 167-186
KAREN J. SCOTT, CAROL A. KELLY & JOHN W.M. RUDD /
The importance of floating peat to methane fluxes from flooded
peatlands 187-202
Y. LU, R. WASSMANN, H.U. NEUE & C. HUANG / Impact of
phosphorus supply on root exudation, aerenchyma formation
and methane emission of rice plants 203-218
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K. KALBITZ, W. GEYER & S. GEYER / Spectroscopic properties
of dissolved humic substances — a reflection of land use history
in a fen area 219-238
Volume 47 No.3 December 1999
ROBERT MacLEAN, MARK W. OSWOOD, JOHN G. IRONS Ill &
WILLIAM H. McDOWELL / The effect of permafrost on stream
biogeochemistry: A case study of two streams in the Alaskan
(U.S.A.) taiga 239-267
H. Yao, R. Conrad, R. Wassmann & H.U. Neue / Effect of soil char-
acteristics on sequential reduction and methane production in
sixteen rice paddy soils from China, the Philippines, and Italy 269-295
STEFAN ANDERSSON, INGVAR NILSSON & INGER VALEUR/
Influence of dolomitic lime on DOC and DON leaching in a
forest soil 297-317
CHRISTINE ALEWELL & MATTHIAS GEHRE / Patterns of stable
S isotopes in a forested catchment as indicators for biological
S turnover 319-333
MARTIN J. CHRIST, CHARLES T. DRISCOLL & GENE E.
LIKENS / Watershed- and plot-scale tests of the mobile anion
concept 335-353
Instructions for Authors 355-364
Author Index 365
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