Temperature sensitivity of organic carbon decomposition in lake sediments is mediated by chemodiversity
Shuailong Wen,
Ang Hu,
Shuyu Jiang
et al.
Abstract:Organic carbon decomposition in lake sediments contributes substantially to the global carbon cycle and is strongly affected by temperature. However, the magnitude of temperature sensitivity (Q10) of decomposition and the underlying factors remain unclear at the continental scale. Carbon quality temperature (CQT) hypothesis asserts that less reactive and more recalcitrant molecules tend to have higher temperature sensitivities, but its support is challenged by complex composition of organic matter and environm… Show more
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