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Land-use management and climate change can enhance the autotrophic capacity and reduce the CO2 emissions of karst aquatic ecosystems

Liangxing Shi, Yuhao Zhao, Sibo Zeng, Zaihua Liu, Mingyu Shao, Min Zhao, Haibo He, Cheng Zeng, Yongqiang Han, Pengyun Hao, Liguo Tang

2025Water Research8 citationsDOI

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KarstEnvironmental scienceClimate changeAutotrophEcosystemAquatic ecosystemLand use, land-use change and forestryLand useHydrology (agriculture)Environmental resource managementWater resource managementEcologyGeographyGeologyGeotechnical engineeringBacteriaArchaeologyBiologyPaleontologyMarine and coastal ecosystemsKarst Systems and HydrogeologyAquatic Ecosystems and Phytoplankton Dynamics
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