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Evidence for late winter biogeochemical connectivity in permafrost soils
Catherine Hirst
, Arthur Monhonval
, Elisabeth Mauclet
, Maxime Thomas
, Maëlle Villani
, Justin Ledman
,
Edward A.G. Schuur
, Sophie Opfergelt
Biological Sciences
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Late Winter
100%
Permafrost Soils
100%
Active Layer
100%
Soil Pore Water
80%
Isotope Composition
40%
Water Exchange
40%
Soil Water
40%
Organic Carbon
40%
Layer Soil
40%
Silicon Isotopes
40%
Dormant Season
20%
Seasonal Flux
20%
Mineral nutrients
20%
Soil Organic Carbon Stock
20%
Soil Organic Carbon
20%
Summer Months
20%
Organic nutrients
20%
Water in Soil
20%
Arctic Rivers
20%
Permafrost Active Layer
20%
Organic Minerals
20%
Organic Carbon Transport
20%
Nutrient Mobilization
20%
Hot Moments
20%
Carbon Mobilization
20%
Key Supplier
20%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Active Layer
100%
Porewater
66%
Organic Carbon
50%
Soil Water
33%
Soil Organic Carbon
33%
Water Exchange
33%
Silicon Isotopes
33%
Carbon Transport
16%