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Interactions of the major biogeochemical cycles : global change and human impacts

Jerry M. Melillo, Christopher B. Field, Bedřich Moldan

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A scientific assessment of element interactions in the biosphere providing an up-to-date review of biogeochemistry and its effects on Earth's systems. Experts in biogeochemical cycling in atmospheric, land, freshwater and marine environments summarize and synthesize information in each discipline.

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A scientific assessment of element interactions in the biosphere providing an up-to-date review of biogeochemistry and its effects on Earth's systems. Experts in biogeochemical cycling in atmospheric, land, freshwater and marine environments summarize and synthesize information in each discipline.

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A scientific assessment of element interactions in the biosphere providing an up-to-date review of biogeochemistry and its effects on Earth's systems. Experts in biogeochemical cycling in atmospheric, land, freshwater and marine environments summarize and synthesize information in each discipline.

Key concepts: Biogeochemical cycle, Biogeochemistry, Biosphere, Environmental science, Earth system science, Global change, Earth science, Oceanography

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