Carbon cycle: Water Quality and the Biogeochemical Engine

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Explores the environmental significance of sulfur and nitrogen cycles, including key microbial processes and organisms involved.

Explores the sulfur cycle, its key compounds, biological processes, human impacts, and role in cloud formation.

Explores the carbon cycle's global impact, distribution, major fluxes, microbiological transformations, and interplay with other elemental cycles.

Explains carbon fixation processes, detailing various pathways and their significance in converting CO₂ into organic carbon.

Explores the sulfur and nitrogen cycles, discussing bacterial diversity, key compounds, biogeochemistry, and environmental impacts.

Covers elemental ecology, nitrogen deposition impacts on tree growth, and experimental insights into nitrogen flows in grasslands.

Covers the nitrogen cycle, its processes, and the impact of human activities on nitrogen levels in the environment.

Explores microbial processes in the sulfur cycle and energy conservation mechanisms.

Explores the critical process of carbon fixation by primary producers, covering pathways and key enzymes involved.

Explores photosynthesis in anoxygenic phototrophs and the mechanisms of carbon fixation.