Publication: Plant diversity increases N removal in constructed wetlands when multiple rather than single N processes are considered
Date
Date
Date
2019
Journal Article
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Abstract
Abstract
Abstract
Biodiversity has a close relationship with ecosystem functioning. For most biodiversity–ecosystem‐functioning studies, biodiversity has been linked to a single indicator variable of ecosystem functioning. However, there are generally multiple ecosystem processes contributing to ecosystem functioning and they differ in their dependence on biodiversity. Thus, the relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning can be stronger when multiple rather than single ecosystem processes are considered. Using both mass‐balance and sta
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Creators (Authors)
- Geng, Yan
- Ge, Ying
- Luo, Bin
- Chen, Zhengxin
- Min, Yong
- Gu, Binhe
- Chang, Jie
Volume
Volume
Volume
29
Number
Number
Number
7
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e01965
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Ecology
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Language
English
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Publication date
2019-10-01
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2020-01-10
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1051-0761
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OA Status
Green
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