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Volumn 416, Issue 6876, 2002, Pages 82-83
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Arctic microorganisms respond more to elevated UV-B radiation than CO2
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Author keywords
[No Author keywords available]
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Indexed keywords
BIOMASS;
ECOSYSTEMS;
FOSSIL FUELS;
MICROORGANISMS;
OZONE;
PLANT COMMUNITIES;
ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION;
CARBON;
CARBON DIOXIDE;
NITROGEN;
ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT;
CARBON DIOXIDE;
OZONE DEPLETION;
SOIL CARBON;
SOIL MICROORGANISM;
SOIL NITROGEN;
ULTRAVIOLET B RADIATION;
ARCTIC;
ARTICLE;
ATMOSPHERIC RADIOACTIVITY;
BIOMASS;
CONCENTRATION PROCESS;
CONTROLLED STUDY;
ECOSYSTEM;
FOSSIL;
MICROORGANISM;
NONHUMAN;
NUTRIENT CYCLING;
OZONE LAYER;
PLANT;
PRIORITY JOURNAL;
SOIL MICROFLORA;
SURFACE PROPERTY;
ULTRAVIOLET B RADIATION;
ARCTIC REGIONS;
BIOMASS;
BRYOPSIDA;
CARBON;
CARBON DIOXIDE;
ECOSYSTEM;
NITROGEN;
PLANTS;
SOIL MICROBIOLOGY;
ULTRAVIOLET RAYS;
BACTERIA (MICROORGANISMS);
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EID: 0037034886
PISSN: 00280836
EISSN: None
Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1038/416082a Document Type: Article |
Times cited : (87)
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References (20)
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