Fresh terrestrial detritus fuels both heterotrophic and autotrophic activities in the planktonic food web of a tropical reservoir: a mesocosm study

Inland aquatic ecosystems play an important role in the global carbon cycle as they actively mineralize large amounts of terrestrial organic matter. However, there is not much evidence that this allochthonous organic matter affects the energy and matter flow through trophic chain via the microbial f...

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Published in:	Hydrobiologia Vol. 849; no. 17-18; pp. 3931 - 3946
Main Authors:	de Moura, Caroline Gabriela Bezerra, Rocha, Elinez, de Attayde, José Luíz, Noyma, Natália, de Oliveira Vidal, Luciana, Fonseca, Layla Mayer, Roland, Fábio, Amado, André Megali
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Cham Springer International Publishing 01-10-2022 Springer Springer Nature B.V
Subjects:	Allochthonous deposits Aquatic crustaceans Aquatic ecosystems Aquatic environment Autotrophy Bacteria Biomedical and Life Sciences Carbon cycle Carbon cycle (Biogeochemistry) Climate change Detritus Dissolved organic matter Ecology Ecology of Shallow Lakes Ecosystems Food chains Food chains (Ecology) Food webs Foods Freshwater & Marine Ecology Heterotrophy Life Sciences Mesocosms Metabolism Microorganisms Mineralization Nutrients Primary production Reservoirs Respiration Terrestrial environments Water level fluctuations Water levels Zoology Zooplankton Tropical reservoir Bacterial metabolism Plankton Respiration Carbon balance Carbon dioxide
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