Investigating the influence of a humic-acid-binding peptide on methane emission in brackish tidal marshes

By Alexandra Kanterezhi-Gatto

Backed by John Zoldi, Jacqueline Mcguinness, Glen Wyatt, Jennifer Minogue, Jennifer Porter, Scott And Pam Nesbitt, Gary M. King, Paul Fennimore, Marilyn Osmundsen, Donna Marchetti, and 25 other backers

Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science (MATES)

Seattle, Washington

Biology Earth Science

DOI: 10.18258/95608

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Constructing the Mesocosm Photo Assay

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From an Idea to the Toms River Times

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Beyond the Data: How One Experiment Could Guide Future...

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Statistics: How Does Temperature Influence Sulfate...

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Research Doesn't Always Go as Planned

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Beyond One Marsh: The Future Potential of Environmental...

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Collectin g Samples at Cattus Island Salt Marsh_Photo...

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Update: Combating the "Double Threat" of Methane and...

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Preliminary Testing: Sulfate Measurements at the Brackish...

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