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Boy Jens Strey Simone Schönenberg Regine Strey Robert Weber-Santos Oscarlina Nendel Claas Klingler Michael Schumann Charlotte Hartberger Korbinian Guggenberger Georg 《Regional Environmental Change》2018,18(1):63-75
Regional Environmental Change - Soil carbon stocks of 29 plots along a transect through tropical Brazil showed only minor soil carbon losses after land use shift, although replacement of... 相似文献
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Schaldach Rüdiger Meurer Katharina H. E. Jungkunst Hermann F. Nendel Claas Lakes Tobia Gollnow Florian Göpel Jan Boy Jens Guggenberger Georg Strey Robert Strey Simone Berger Thomas Gerold Gerhard Schönenberg Regine Böhner Jürgen Schindewolf Marcus Latynskiy Evgeny Hampf Anna Parker Phillip S. Sentelhas Paulo César 《Regional Environmental Change》2018,18(1):161-173
Regional Environmental Change - This article describes the design of a new model-based assessment framework to identify and analyse possible future trajectories of agricultural development and... 相似文献
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Gerold Gerhard Couto Eduardo Guimarães Madari Beata Emoke Jungkunst Hermann F. Amorim Ricardo Silva Santos Hohnwald Stefan Klingler Michael de Almeida Machado Pedro Luiz Oliveira Schönenberg Regine Nendel Claas 《Regional Environmental Change》2018,18(1):1-9
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Claas Hiebenthal Eva E. R. Philipp Anton Eisenhauer Martin Wahl 《Marine Biology》2013,160(8):2073-2087
Acidification of the World’s oceans may directly impact reproduction, performance and shell formation of marine calcifying organisms. In addition, since shell production is costly and stress in general draws on an organism’s energy budget, shell growth and stability of bivalves should indirectly be affected by environmental stress. The aim of this study was to investigate whether a combination of warming and acidification leads to increased physiological stress (lipofuscin accumulation and mortality) and affects the performance [shell growth, shell breaking force, condition index (Ci)] of young Mytilus edulis and Arctica islandica from the Baltic Sea. We cultured the bivalves in a fully-crossed 2-factorial experimental setup (seawater (sw) pCO2 levels “low”, “medium” and “high” for both species, temperature levels 7.5, 10, 16, 20 and 25 °C for M. edulis and 7.5, 10 and 16 °C for A. islandica) for 13 weeks in summer. Mytilus edulis and A. islandica appeared to tolerate wide ranges of sw temperature and pCO2. Lipofuscin accumulation of M. edulis increased with temperature while the Ci decreased, but shell growth of the mussels only sharply decreased while its mortality increased between 20 and 25 °C. In A. islandica, lipofuscin accumulation increased with temperature, whereas the Ci, shell growth and shell breaking force decreased. The pCO2 treatment had only marginal effects on the measured parameters of both bivalve species. Shell growth of both bivalve species was not impaired by under-saturation of the sea water with respect to aragonite and calcite. Furthermore, independently of water temperatures shell breaking force of both species and shell growth of A. islandica remained unaffected by the applied elevated sw pCO2 for several months. Only at the highest temperature (25 °C), growth arrest of M. edulis was recorded at the high sw pCO2 treatment and the Ci of M. edulis was slightly higher at the medium sw pCO2 treatment than at the low and high sw pCO2 treatments. The only effect of elevated sw pCO2 on A. islandica was an increase in lipofuscin accumulation at the high sw pCO2 treatment compared to the medium sw pCO2 treatment. Our results show that, despite this robustness, growth of both M. edulis and A. islandica can be reduced if sw temperatures remain high for several weeks in summer. As large body size constitutes an escape from crab and sea star predation, this can make bivalves presumably more vulnerable to predation—with possible negative consequences on population growth. In M. edulis, but not in A. islandica, this effect is amplified by elevated sw pCO2. We follow that combined effects of elevated sw pCO2 and ocean warming might cause shifts in future Western Baltic Sea community structures and ecosystem services; however, only if predators or other interacting species do not suffer as strong from these stressors. 相似文献
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