The role of nutrient availability in the decay of Typha latifolia and Cladium jamaicense litter
and associated microbial responses were studied under controlled experimental conditions …

Temporal oscillations in hydrology are a common occurrence in wetlands and can result in
alternating flooded and drained conditions in the surface soil. These oscillations in water …

In semi‐arid regions, the construction of small reservoirs is important in alleviating water
shortage, although many have poor water quality with high turbidity and dense blooms of …

Ecosystem services are dependent on the geospatial composition, structure, and function of
an ecosystem. Our goal was to gain a better understanding of the variability of …

Phosphorus (P) has been identified as the key constituent defining wetland productivity,
structure, and function. Our goal was to investigate the spatial patterns of total P and three …

Much of the biogeochemical cycling that is critical to the functioning of wetlands is controlled
by complex communities of microorganisms (Fig. 11.1). These communities form the basis of …

Global climate changes including elevated $ CO_2 $, drought, and global warming may
influence greenhouse gas emissions in wetlands. A variety of microbial communities …