… of seasonal tidal phases on the physical-chemical conditions in creek water as well as on
the development of sulfidic conditions in intertidal sediments within this Peruvian mangrove …

… These ∑H2S contents increased towards the bottom of the sediment column, reflecting
the … mangrove sediments that are sensitive to fluctuating reducing and sulfidic conditions, …

… In the mudflat zone, the organic matter degradation may be facilitated by oxygenation driven
by tidal and hydrological regime energies in this study area [8,21]. It should be noted that …

… accumulation in mangrove sediments may be driven by … as well as by physical factors such
as tidal amplitude, currents and … of mangrove roots to minimize the sediment mixture and tidal …

… These ∑H2S contents increased towards the bottom of the sediment column, reflecting
the … mangrove sediments that are sensitive to fluctuating reducing and sulfidic conditions, …

… stability in these sediments which reduce hydrological impacts (eg, tidal regime and river …
are able to accumulate large quantities of nutrients driven by large loads of urban effluents, …

… It is worth noting that the studied mangrove areas are also affected by tidal 188 … The
sedimentary Hg concentrations in Peruvian mangroves were compared within 198 …

… Commonly, the inner shelf sediments were sulfidic and labile OM-… sediments exhibited
postoxic conditions (eg anoxic and non-sulfidic) with less labile OM, typical of OMZ core sediments…

… This vegetation-driven carbon cycling also regulates many … in mangrove wetlands. Here,
the VIMP methodology was applied to a series of sediment samples from a Peruvian mangrove …

… , CJ Sanders, Tidally driven sulfidic conditions in Peruvian mangrove sediments. Geo-…
resilience, with greatest risk for dieback from hypersalinization and porewater sulfide build up. (B) …