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Coupled biological and abiotic mechanisms driving carbonyl sulfide production in soils

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  3. Kristin Boye
  4. Mary Whelan
  5. Jérôme Ogée
  6. Joana Sauze
  7. Lisa Wingate
Affiliated institutions: University of Arizona

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Description: Two soil surveys are brought together to investigate the coupled abiotic-biotic mechanisms that drive carbonyl sulfide (OCS) fluxes from soils.

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Survey 1

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Survey 1 soils were part of an experiment designed to investigate the role of temperature in regulating OCS flux. Recognizing that many chemical, phys...
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Survey 2

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Survey 2 soils were used for experiments exploring the response of OCS to light. We characterized 12 widely measured properties in Survey 2 that are u...
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