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Benthic microbial decomposition in the Pichavaram mangroves, India

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Rates and pathways of microbial decomposition were measured in 4 stands of mangrove forest in Pichavaram, Vellar-Coleroon estuarine complex, Tamil Nadu, India.Rates of total carbon oxidation were assessed. Measurements of fluxes of total carbon oxidation (Tcox), dissolved O2, and inorganic nutrients (nitrite, nitrate, ammonium, phophate, silicate) were made across the soil-water interface.Net rates of iron and manganese reduction were estimated with a core-incubation method. Sulphate reductions were measured using core injection technique.Data variables from the sites (2 disturbed and 2 undisturbed mangrove stands) cover sample depths, the seasons (wet/monsoon and dry/post-monsoon). Pore water samples were measured for: salinity (as practical salinity units), water content, surface soil temperature, and metal concentrations (micromolar for Fe and Mn; millimolar for S). To determine any alterations in biogeochemical activity and the influence of human-induced disturbance on these.To determine rates and pathways of microbial processes to better understand the role of mangroves in global carbon and nitrogen cycling.

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Statement: Statement: Methods and instrumentation are outlined in the paper:Alongi DM, Ramanathan A, Kannan L, Tirendi F, Trott LA and Bala Krishna Prasad M (2005) Influence of human-induced disturbance on benthic microbial metabolism in the Pichavaram mangroves, Vellar-Coleroon estuarine complex, India. Marine Biology 147: 1033-1044.

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Alongi, Daniel M, Dr (Principal Investigator)

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Seasonal variations and decadal trends in concentrations of dissolved inorganic nutrients in Pichavaram mangrove waters, southeast India: Bala Krishna Prasad M, Ramanathan A, Alongi DM and Kannan L (2006) Seasonal variations and decadal trends in concentrations of dissolved inorganic nutrients in Pichavaram mangrove waters, southeast India. Bulletin of Marine Science 79: 287-300.

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Influence of human-induced disturbance on benthic microbial metabolism in the Pichavaram mangroves, Vellar-Coleroon estuarine complex, India: Alongi DM, Ramanathan A, Kannan L, Tirendi F, Trott LA and Bala Krishna Prasad M (2005) Influence of human-induced disturbance on benthic microbial metabolism in the Pichavaram mangroves, Vellar-Coleroon estuarine complex, India. Marine Biology 147: 1033-1044.

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