Importance of lateral flux and its percolation depth on organic carbon export in Arctic tundra soil: Implications from a soil leaching experiment

Keyphrases

• Dissolved Organic Matter 100%
• Leaching Experiment 100%
• Soil Leaching 100%
• Lateral Flux 100%
• Arctic Tundra Soil 100%
• Organic Carbon Export 100%
• Active Layer 42%
• Leachate 28%
• Arctic Soil 28%
• Layer Soil 28%
• Organic Matter Transport 28%
• Spectroscopic Techniques 14%
• Soil Horizons 14%
• Surface Soil 14%
• Deep Soil 14%
• Temperature Rise 14%
• Soil Carbon 14%
• Fluorescent Compounds 14%
• Permafrost 14%
• C Loss 14%
• Lignin 14%
• Spectrofluorometric 14%
• Carbon Processing 14%
• Tannins 14%
• Yukon River Basin 14%
• Ultra-high Resolution 14%
• Ecosystem Carbon Balance 14%
• Molecular Characteristics 14%
• Aromatic Components 14%
• Selective Release 14%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Organic Matter 100%
• Organic Carbon 100%
• Percolation 100%
• Tundra Soil 100%
• Soil Leaching 100%
• Active Layer 42%
• Leachate 28%
• River Basin 14%
• Soil Carbon 14%
• Planetary Atmosphere 14%
• Carbon Balance 14%
• Soil Horizon 14%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Active Layer 100%
• Tundra Soil 100%
• Soil Horizon 33%
• Soil Carbon 33%
• Carbon Balance 33%
• Tannin 33%
• Permafrost 33%