ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OF MEIOFAUNA IN SALT MARSH SEDIMENTS
作者： Walter B. Sikora , Jean Pantell Sikora
DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-12-404070-0.50022-3
关键词: Meiobenthos 、 Carbon cycle 、 Spartina alterniflora 、 Marsh 、 Environmental science 、 Salt marsh 、 Productivity (ecology) 、 Ecology 、 Ecosystem 、 Food web
摘要: Abstract We have examined the ecological implications of vertical distribution nematodes in anaerobic salt marsh sediments. High belowground productivity Spartina alterniflora results a high detrital component soils. Nematodes are evolutionarily adapted to these soils and important transfer energy from detritus other consumers. The pathway sediments, however, is not same as carbon cycle aerobic A new concept pathways involving presented, which links components ecosystem. Export S. with pelagic food web discussed.
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