Do actively cycling C and N pools depend ultimately on soil P supply? Across-biome synthesis In terrestrial systems the nitrogen cycle is more open than the phosphorus cycle. New N accumulates by biological N fixation and atmospheric deposition, and is readily lost from the system when N is in excess of biological demand. In contrast,… Read more »
Proposal to for a workshop to assess needs for a large-scale cross-site synthetic effort to characterize the controls on nitrogen transport through streams and rivers Background Human sources now rival natural sources of fixed N to the biosphere, changing the biogeochemistry of both terrestrial and aquatic environments by adding biologically available N, primarily from fossil… Read more »
Molly Fisher and James Guinnip pen this entry for the SSALTER Blog, describing stream research in the Konza prairie Ecosystem.
International Workshop on N2O Emissions in Various Ecosystems: Site-Based Research and Global Synthesis An ILTER Nitrogen Initiative workshop When: 27 Nov, 2017 12:00 AM to 01 Dec, 2017 12:00 AM Where: Taiwan The goals of the workshop are: to discuss the recent advances in measurement and modelling of N2O emissions, to conduct global synthesis of… Read more »
Working group final report.
