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Keyword [Minjiang River Estuary]
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Remote Sensing Detection And Evolvement Analysis On Wetland Resource In Minjiang River Estuary
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Dynamic Change Analysis Of The Minjiang River Estuary Wetland Based On Remote Sensing And GIS
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Study On Methane Emission From The Mire And Cultivated Mire Soils In Minjiang River Estuary
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Study On CH
4
And CO
2
Emissions Of Phragmites Australis Marsh In Minjiang Estuary Area
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Studies On Nitrification Of Wetland Sediment And Its Environmental Impact Factors In Minjiang River Estuary
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A Study On The Method Of Wetland Information Extraction And Its Dynamic Changes Of Minjiang River Estuary
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Study On Ch
4
And Co
2
Emissions Of Phragmites Australis Marsh In Minjiang Estuary Area
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Emissions Of Methane And Carbon Dioxide At Cyperus Malaccensis Marsh With Freshwater And Brackish Water In The Minjiang River Estuary
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Methane And Carbon Dioxide Emissions From Cyperus Malaccensis Marsh Of Minjiang River Estuary And Main Environmental Factors
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Methane And Carbon Dioxide Fluxes From Spartina Alterniflora Marsh In Minjiang River Estuary
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Plant-mediated Methane Transport And Methane Emissions From Phragmites Australis Marsh In Minjiang River Estuary
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Spatial Heterogeneity Of Soil Methane Production On The Micro-scale In Reed Marsh In The Minjiang River Estuary
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Study On Methane Production And Oxidation Potential Of Phragmites Australis Marsh Soil In Minjiang River Estuary
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Physicochemical Properties Of Tidal C. Malaccensis Marsh Soil With Different Salinity And Effect Of Simulation Of Saltwater Intrusion On Methane Production Rate In The Min River Estuary
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Flux Characteristics Of Nitrous Oxide （N
2
O） Emission From Cyperus Malaccensis Var. Brevifolius Wetland And Analysis Of Influence Factors In Minjiang River Estuary
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Effects Of Simulated Saltwater Intrusion And Fe
3+
Increase On CH
4
And CO
2
Emissions From Tidal Freshwater Wetland In The Minjiang River Estuary
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Modelling The Diurnal Variations Of Methane Emissions From The Cyperus Malaccensis And Spartina Alterniflora Tidal Marshes In The Minjiang River Estuary
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