Sulphur Cycling on the Continents Wetlands, Terrestrial Ecosystems and Associated Water Bodies

About this book

Discusses the effects of acid sulphur inputs to these ecosystems; the cycling of sulphur through the atmosphere including both natural and industrial sources of sulphur; the latest controls on biogenic sulphur gas fluxes from tropical ecosystems to the atmosphere and a theoretical approach for viewing sulphur interactions with other element cycles in diverse ecosystems.

Contents

An Overview of the Atmospheric Sulphur Cycle (D. Whelpdale); Exchange of Sulphur Between Biosphere and Atmosphere Over Temperate and Tropical Regions (M. Andreae & W. Jaeschke); The Interactions of Sulphur with Other Element Cycles in Ecosystems (R. Howarth & J. Stewart); Sulphur Cycling in Marine and Freshwater Wetlands (A. Giblin & R. Wieder); An Overview of the Environmental Chemistry of Sulphur in Wetland Systems (G. Luther & T. Church); Sulphur Cycling and Fluxes in Temperate Dimictic Lakes (R. Cook & C. Kelly); Interaction of Carbon, Sulphur and Oxygen Cycles in Continental and Marginal Seas (A. Lein & M. Ivanov); Sulphur Dynamics of Forest Ecosystems (M. Mitchell, et al.); Sulphur Cycling in Upland Agricultural Systems (J. Schoenau & J. Germida); Sulphur Cycling in Rice Wetlands (R. Lefroy, et al.); Summary and Conclusions (J. Stewart & R. Howarth); Appendix; Index.

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