Biogeochemistry of Global Change: Radiatively Active Trace Gases Selected Papers from the Tenth International Symposium on Environmental Biogeoche Book

Preface. Paleoatmospheres and climates: Biogeochemical cycles of carbon on a hierarchy of time scales- J. Walker; Ice core records as a key to understanding the history of atmospheric trace gases- D. Raynaud; Ancient ice air content of the vostok ice core- I. Semiletov; Late jurassic paleoclimate of pangea based on results from general circulation model- G. Moore, D. Hayashida, C. Ross, and S. Jacobson; Distributions, reactions, sources, and sinks: The sensitivity of the global atmosphere to anthropogenic methane sources- N. Andronova and I. Karol; A time-dependent two dimensional-Model study of the trend in atmospheric methane- S. Fan, J. Rodriguez, M. Ko, and N. Sze; The influence of tropical biomass burning on climate and the atmospheric environment- M. Andreae; Long-term Effects of fossil-fuel-burning and deforestation on levels of atmospheric CO2- J. Kasting and J. Walker; Models of oceanic and terrestrial sinks of anthropogenic CO2: A review of the contemporary carbon cycle- I. Fung; Terrestrial systems Agriculture, the global nitrogen cycle, and trace gas flux- P. Vitousek and P. Matson; Sulfur gas emissions from African savanna-burning- B. Nguyen, N. Mihalopoulos, B. Bonsang, J. Putaud, and J. Lacaux; Methane production and uptake in some terrestrial ecosystems of the former USSR- N. Panikov, A. Belyaev, A. Semenov, and V. Zelenev; Emission of N-oxides from acid irrigated and limed soils of a coniferous forest in Bavaria- H. Papen, B. Hellmann, H. Papke, and H. Rennenberg; Production of methane and nitrous oxide by organic soils within a northern hardwood forest ecosystem- J.Yavitt and T.Fahey; Effect of nitrogen fertilizer and nitrification inhibitors on methane and nitrous o6xide fluxes in irrigated corn- K.Bronson; Nitric and nitrous oxide evolution from managed subtropical grassland- G.L. Hutchinson; Mechanisms controlling methane emission from wetland rice fields- R.Conrad; Mechanism of methane transport by rice plants- I.Nouchi and S.Mariko; Spatial and temporal variations of methane flux from a rice paddy field- K.Yagi and K.Minami; soil water content and the ratio of nitrous oxide to nitric oxide emitted from soil- E.Davidson; Respiration of cultivated histosols in field and laboratory measurements and the relationships between respiration and soil properties- T.Hokkanen and J.Silvola; Emission of biogenic sulfur gases from rice paddies in Japan- K.Minami, K.Kanda, and H.Tsuruta Emissions of ammonia, nitrous oxide, and methane from cattle Slurry- O.Oenema, G.Velthof, and D.Bussink; Sources and migration of methane-rich gas in sedimentary rocks of the exmouth plateau: Northwest Australian continental margin- P.Meyers and L.Snowdon; Boreal Systems: Methane emissions from northern high-latitude wetlands-R.Harriss, K.Bartlett, S.Frolking,and P.Crill; Studies of permafrost and gas-hydrates as possible sources of atmospheric methane at high latitudes- K. Kvenvolden; Aquatic Systems: The oceanic global methane Cycle- M.Ivanov; Global carbon dioxide and methane fluxes from shallow-water marine carbonate frameworks- T.Barber Effects of seagrass die-off on benthic fluxes and porewater concentrations of E CO2, Eh2s, and CH4 in Florida bay sediments- T.Barber The oceanic distribution of methane and its flux to the atmosphere over Southern California Waters-F.Cynar; The carbon isotope biogeochemistry of methane production In anoxic sediments:1. Field observations-lab Ex. N.Blair; Oxidation of methane by deep-sea mytilids in the Gulf of Mexico- C.R. Fisher; Seasonal variations in the isotopic composition of methane associated with aquatic macrophytes- J.Chanton Nitrogen fixation and denitrification in the intertidal and subtidal environments of Tomales Bay, California- S.Joye; The influence of glycine betaine on dimethyl sulfide and dimethylsulfoniopropionate concentrations in seawater- R.Kiene; Sulfur cycling in caminated marine microbial ecosystems- P.Visscher; Biological consumption of dimethyl sulfide in the marine euphotic zone: Results of radioisotope experiments-G.Wolfe; Aspects of the biogeochemistry of methane in Mono Lake and the Mono Basin of California- R.Oremland; Biogenesis and Catabolism: Bacterial transformations of organic sulfur compounds in marine environments- B. Taylor; Formation of dimethylsulfide and methanethiol from methoxylated aromatic compounds and inorganic sulfide by newly isolated anaerobic bacteria- Bak; Catabolism of dimethylsulfide and methane thiol by methylotrophic methanogens- Ni; Bromoperoxidases: Their role in the formation of HOBr and bromoform by seaweeds- Wever; Microbiological transformations of low-molecular-weight carbon compounds in the deep subsurface- S.S.Belyaev; Biological and chemical transformations of halogenated aliphatic compounds in aquatic and terrestrial environments- P.McCarty Index.