Effect of microbes on karstification in karst ecosystems

The role of microbes in the karstification process was determined based on the karst dynamics, CO2 capture, and carbonate deposition. A close relationship was found among microbial activity, karst dynamics and stability, and the carbon cycle in a karst ecosystem. More in-depth studies were needed to...

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Published inChinese science bulletin Vol. 56; no. 35; pp. 3743 - 3747
Main Authors Lian, Bin, Yuan, DaoXian, Liu, ZaiHua
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Heidelberg Springer-Verlag 01.12.2011
SP Science China Press
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Summary:The role of microbes in the karstification process was determined based on the karst dynamics, CO2 capture, and carbonate deposition. A close relationship was found among microbial activity, karst dynamics and stability, and the carbon cycle in a karst ecosystem. More in-depth studies were needed to investigate the impact of microbes on karst dynamics within different eco-environments under natural conditions to determine the response of biological organisms to a changing environment, as well as the relationship between microbial organisms and the karstification process.
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microbes, karst dynamics, carbon-sink stability, carbon cycle, carbonate deposition, carbon capture
The role of microbes in the karstification process was determined based on the karst dynamics, CO2 capture, and carbonate deposition. A close relationship was found among microbial activity, karst dynamics and stability, and the carbon cycle in a karst ecosystem. More in-depth studies were needed to investigate the impact of microbes on karst dynamics within different eco-environments under natural conditions to determine the response of biological organisms to a changing environment, as well as the relationship between microbial organisms and the karstification process.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11434-011-4648-z
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ISSN:1001-6538
1861-9541
DOI:10.1007/s11434-011-4648-z