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High carbon to nitrogen ratio linked to significant diffusive methane emissions from aquaculture area of a subtropical shallow lake

2025-03-01

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Freshwater aquaculture systems are regarded as important methane (CH₄) emissions sources due to intensively anthropogenic disturbance. Freshwater aquaculture occurred generally in ponds and lakes, large attentions were paid to the CH₄ emissions from aquaculture ponds, yet magnitude and drivers of emissions from aquaculture lakes remained unclear, likely leading to the human-impacted aquatic emissions were under-re...

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68d30a7e-6edc-5cdf-bca6-cfbbac1184b9
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10.1016/j.agee.2024.109404
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