We measured net ecosystem CO2 exchange (NEE), plant biomass and growth, species
composition, peat microclimate, and litter decomposition in a fertilization experiment at Mer …

Rotifera comprise about 2,000 species (Segers 2007) of microscopic animals, usually much
less than 1 mm in length, characterized by the presence of a ciliated corona and a muscular …

Authors have attributed the statement “All science is either physics or stamp collecting” to the
Physicist, Ernest Rutherford. Putting this sarcastic quip aside, we know that scientific …

Chronic nitrogen deposition may affect the long‐term survival of plant populations. The
northern pitcher plant, Sarracenia purpurea, is a model system for forecasting extinction risk …

The first geographically extensive survey of rotifers in New England (USA) bogs is
presented. Rotifers were collected during the summers of 1999 and 2000 from 31 bogs …

The ecosystem services provided by freshwater zooplankton community (viz., rotifera,
cladocera, copepoda and ostracoda) are very much significant and valuable. By feeding on …

Peatlands (especially bogs) are among the last large undisturbed ecosystems in the world,
and are home to substantial numbers of animals; however, bogs have almost completely …

Background Despite the large stocks of organic nitrogen in soil, nitrogen availability limits
plant growth in many terrestrial ecosystems because most plants take up only inorganic …

Phytotelmata, the water-filled habitats in pitcher plants, bromeliad tanks, and tree-holes, host
multitrophic food webs that are model experimental systems for studying food-web structure …

Peatlands (especially bogs) are among the last large undisturbed ecosystems in the world,
and are home to substantial numbers of animals; however, bogs have almost completely …