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✓ Published: 04-Apr-2014
✓ Published: 04-Apr-2014
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This video was prepared for Prof. Susan Trumbore at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry.It demonstrates terrestrial carbon cycle processes including carbon fixation by photosynthesis and carbon loss by plant and litter respiration, fire, soil leaching and microbial activity in the soil.Organic carbon is represented by blue spheres and red spheres represent inorganic carbon (carbon dioxide).The animation consists of 5 separate mini-animations, accessible by hotspots on a PowerPoint
This video was prepared for Prof. Susan Trumbore at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry.It demonstrates terrestrial carbon cycle processes including carbon fixation by photosynthesis and carbon loss by plant and litter respiration, fire, soil leaching and microbial activity in the soil.Organic carbon is represented by blue spheres and red spheres represent inorganic carbon (carbon dioxide).The animation consists of 5 separate mini-animations, accessible by hotspots on a PowerPoint
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