The C-biogeochemistry of a Midwestern USA agricultural impoundment in context: Lake Decatur in the intensively managed landscape critical zone observatory

Keyphrases

• Agriculture 100%
• Midwestern USA 100%
• Decatur 100%
• Impoundment 100%
• Biogeochemistry 100%
• Methane Production 100%
• Intensively Managed Landscapes 100%
• Critical Zone Observatory 100%
• Pore Water 33%
• CO2 Reduction Reaction (CO2RR) 33%
• Acetate 33%
• 13C 15N 33%
• Freshwater 33%
• Methane 33%
• Relative Timing 33%
• Accumulation Rate 33%
• Agricultural Soil 33%
• Eutrophication 33%
• Deposition Pattern 33%
• River Channel 33%
• Soil Erosion 33%
• Tillage Practices 33%
• Sedimentary Environment 33%
• Fertilizer Application 33%
• Streambank 33%
• Burial Rate 33%
• Isotopic Signature 33%
• Inorganic C 33%
• Lake Bottom 33%
• Dissimilation 33%
• Fertilizer Use Efficiency 33%
• Particulate Organic Carbon 33%
• Suspended Load 33%
• Agricultural Settings 33%
• Sedimentary System 33%
• Watershed Processes 33%
• Methanogenic Pathway 33%
• Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration 33%
• Dissolved Load 33%
• Freshwater Systems 33%
• C Source 33%
• Solidification Analysis 33%
• Bank Exposure 33%
• Lake Bathymetry 33%
• Organic C Accumulation 33%
• Methane Generation 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• United States of America 100%
• Methane 100%
• Biogeochemistry 100%
• Carbon Sequestration 20%
• Porewater 20%
• Accumulation Rate 20%
• Organic Carbon 20%
• Vegetation 20%
• Agricultural Soil 20%
• Eutrophication 20%
• River Channel 20%
• Soil Erosion 20%
• Sedimentary Environment 20%
• Fertilizer Application 20%
• Bathymeter 20%
• Suspended Load 20%
• Watershed Processes 20%
• Dissolved Load 20%
• Bed (Geology) 20%