Grasping at water: a gap-oriented approach to bridging shortfalls in freshwater biodiversity conservation. [PDF]
Biol Rev Camb Philos Socvan Rees CB, Geist J, Arthington AH.
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Effect on <i>Arabica</i> Coffee Flavor Quality of Enhanced Fermentation With <i>Pichia membranifaciens</i> Through Change Microbial Communities and Chemical Compounds. [PDF]
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Spatial characterization of heterogeneous palustrine and lacustrine limestones: An overview.
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Palaeoenvironmental Significance of Palustrine Carbonates and Calcretes in the Geological Record [PDF]
Earth-Science Reviews, 2003 Interest in palustrine carbonates and calcretes has increased over the last 20 years since they contain significant environmental information. Much of the work performed in this area has focused on either of two types of terrestrial carbonate—palustrine carbonates or calcretes (pedogenic and groundwater)—yet their simultaneous study shows there may be ...
Ana María Alonso Zarza
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A Carbonate Palustrine System With Marshes and Shallow Ephemeral Lakes (Campanian, Northeastern Iberian Basin) [PDF]
Sedimentary Geology, 2023 The sedimentary and stratigraphic features of the low-gradient slope carbonate palustrine system of the Fortanete Formation (northeast Spain) during the early Campanian have been studied. The succession of the Fortanete Fm provides depositional record of
Marcos Aurell, Diego Torromé
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Chapter 2 Palustrine Carbonates [PDF]
Developments in Sedimentology, 2010 Abstract Palustrine carbonates are a distinctive facies association that is particularly common in Mesozoic and Tertiary non-marine successions. This recurrent set of lithofacies has been identified in strata as old as Devonian and is closely related to the activities of macrophtyes.
V P Wright, A M Alonso-Zarza
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Minerals (Basel, Switzerland), 2022 Lithofacies belonging to mud-flat and palustrine deposits (lake margin) in the Miocene of the Madrid Basin (Spain) have been studied. Four lithofacies corresponding to mud flat (1 and 3) and palustrine (2 and 4) deposits have been differentiated. Units 1
Manuel Pozo
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Spatial Variability in Palustrine Wetlands
Soil Science Society of America Journal, 2001Wetlands are complex ecosystems having considerable spatial variability. Understanding soil spatial relationships in wetlands is difficult because of the number of factors that affect soil properties. We established a nested sampling design within five small, forested and scrub‐shrub palustrine wetlands in Virginia to examine soil spatial variability ...
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Ecosystem Services of High-Altitude Afromontane Palustrine Wetlands in Lesotho
Ecosystem Services, 2020Abstract Although wetlands are among the most valuable ecosystems, the condition and extent of wetlands is declining worldwide, to the detriment of ecosystem service delivery. This study assessed the ecosystem services delivered by the Afromontane palustrine wetlands of Lesotho using the WET-EcoServices tool and explored the relationships of the ...
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Lacustrine and palustrine carbonate petrography: an overview
Journal of Paleolimnology, 2002Lacustrine limestones were formerly identified by their faunistic (limnea, planorbis) and floristic (Charophytes) content. For 30 years, indications of pedogenesis have been found in many lacustrine deposits, and consequently the concept of palustrine limestone was defined.
Pierre Freytet, Eric P. Verrecchia
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