In terrestrial ecosystems, carbon (C) transportation and C pool transformation processes
both occur at the land-river-estuary continuum. Moreover, C budget and C balance …

Urban ecological spatial patterns affect the carbon sequestration capacity of green spaces.
High-resolution carbon concentration data simulated by Envi-met4. 4.5 were obtained in …

Wetland ecosystems have become one of the long-term solutions for mitigating global
climate change due to their strong carbon sequestration potential. However, the key carbon …

Thermokarst lakes (TLs) widespread in thawing permafrost can degrade vegetation through
thermomechanical erosion and waterlogging. However, whether TLs change water sources …

Achieving spatiotemporal balance between carbon emissions and sinks at multiple spatial
scales is vital for addressing climate change globally. The investigation of carbon budget …

Lake carbon (C) cycling is a key component of the global C cycle and associated C source
and sink processes. The partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO 2) and carbon dioxide (CO …

Trace metal concentrations in lake systems may inhibit or promote phytoplankton growth
and associated community structure factors, subsequently affecting their gross primary …

Phytoplankton contribute approximately 50% to the global photosynthetic carbon (C)
fixation. However, our understanding of the corresponding C sequestration capacity and …

With the progression of industrialization and urbanization, terrestrial ecosystems have
experienced varying degrees of degradation in their carbon sequestration capabilities …

The lateral transport of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from land to rivers and oceans is a
significant but overlooked component of the global carbon cycle. However, there are still …