Biogeochemical Hot Spots and Hot Moments at the Interface of Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems

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@Xenoneuronics @SSSA_soils Definitely, due to the biological activity in wetlands nutrient cycling (i.e. turnover) can be rather quickly. This process has lead to the term biogeochemical hotspot. https://t.co/dwqC0kU7LQ and https://t.co/CXr7IOrssz

@Cassidy_Emily importance of spatial & temporal variability--what if 'hotspots' shift over time? I borrowed the term: http://t.co/WYcHtzDumu