Predicting Effects of Climate Warming on Stream Ecosystems: Coupling Metabolic Processes and Nitrogen Fixation in Iceland's Unique Geothermal Environment
Jill Welter, Associate Professor of Biology, received a $7,500 Faculty Research & Scholarly Activities Grant to study a geothermally active watershed in Iceland to look at the temperature-nitrogenase activity relationship as well as the relationship between nitrogen fixation and key metabolic pr...
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2012
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| Summary: | Jill Welter, Associate Professor of Biology, received a $7,500 Faculty Research & Scholarly Activities Grant to study a geothermally active watershed in Iceland to look at the temperature-nitrogenase activity relationship as well as the relationship between nitrogen fixation and key metabolic processes in river ecosystems and how this relationship is affected by temperature. |
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