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Organic–inorganic carbon coupling shapes carbon dioxide fluxes in seagrass ecosystems

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By Mariche B. Natividad, Wei-Jun Cai, Nina Bednarsek, Jian-Jhih Chen, Wen-Chen Chou
| Nature Verified
The NCP/NCC compensation ratio defines the threshold at which organic carbon-driven CO2 uptake (NCP) balances calcification-driven CO2 release (NCC), resulting in no net change in seawater pCO2. This balance emerges along iso-pCO2 trajectories in the TA–DIC space, where the slope (s = ΔTA/ΔDIC) reflects carbonate system buffering. The corresponding slopes vary from ~1.172 to 1.459 across pCO2 levels of 100–600 µatm (S = 35; T = 25 °C).
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The Role of Benthic TA and DIC Fluxes on Carbon Sequestration in Seagrass Meadows of Dongsha Island

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By Chin-Chang Hung, Lan-Feng Fan, En-Cheng Kang, Mariche B. Natividad
| MDPI
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