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Atmospheric CH4 Oxidation by Arctic Permafrost and Mineral Cryosols as a Function of Water Saturation and Temperature

Researchers: B Stackhouse, M. C. Y. Lau, T. Vishnivetskaya, N. Burton, R. Wann, A. Southworth, L. Whyte, T. C. Onstott Abstract: The response of methanotrophic

An Active Atmospheric Methane Sink in High Arctic Mineral Cryosols

Researchers: M. C. Y. Lau, B. T. Stackhouse, A. C. Layton, A. Chauhan, T. A. Vishnivetskaya, K. Chourey, J. Ronholm, N. C. S. Mykytczuk, P.

Metagenomes from Thawing Low-Soil-Organic-Carbon Mineral Cryosols and Permafrost of the Canadian High Arctic

Researchers: Archana Chauhan, Alice C. Layton, Tatiana A. Vishnivetskaya, Daniel Williams, Susan M. Pfiffner, Bhanu Rekepalli, Brandon Stackhouse, Maggie C. Y. Lau, Tommy J. Phelps,

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Atmospheric CH4 Oxidation by Arctic Permafrost and Mineral Cryosols as a Function of Water Saturation and Temperature

An Active Atmospheric Methane Sink in High Arctic Mineral Cryosols

Metagenomes from Thawing Low-Soil-Organic-Carbon Mineral Cryosols and Permafrost of the Canadian High Arctic

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Atmospheric CH4 Oxidation by Arctic Permafrost and Mineral Cryosols as a Function of Water Saturation and Temperature

An Active Atmospheric Methane Sink in High Arctic Mineral Cryosols

Metagenomes from Thawing Low-Soil-Organic-Carbon Mineral Cryosols and Permafrost of the Canadian High Arctic

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Center for Environmental Biotechnology

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