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We studied the biochemical degradation of organic matter comprising marine diatom, land grass, and salt marsh plant in estuarine ecosystems in two laboratory microcosms consisting of estuarine sediments and coastal seawater. The materials were incubated separately and together under controlled oxic and anoxic conditions to test effects of co-metabolism and redox on overall degradation of organic matter...
Chloropigment profiles observed in coastal marine sediments imply that the fate of bloom-derived organic matter is simultaneously affected by physical and biological mixing processes, but these influences are poorly differentiated by field measurements. To test relative influences of biological versus physical mixing processes on organic matter degradation, we conducted a series of microcosm experiments...
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