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9781402009921

Modern Biogeochemistry

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  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-02-01
  • Publisher: Kluwer Academic Pub
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Summary

Modern Biogeochemistry is aimed to generalize modern ideas of biogeochemical developments during the last decades. It is designed to support a general course in biogeochemistry, and as such, is likely to have a broad market among the many universities and colleges that are adding such courses to their curricula. This book aims to supplement the existing textbooks by providing modern understanding of biogeochemistry, from evolutionary biogeochemistry to practical applications of biogeochemical ideas such as human biogeochemistry, biogeochemical standards and biogeochemical technologies. To a certain extent this textbook is a summary of both scientific results of various authors and classes in biogeochemistry, that have been given to students by authors during the last 5 to 10 years at different universities throughout the world such as Cornell, Moscow, Seoul and Bangkok. Biogeochemistry is becoming an increasingly popular subject for graduate and postgraduate education. Courses in ecology, geography, biology, chemistry, environmental science, public health and environmental engineering all tend to have a biogeochemical component in their syllabuses to a greater or lesser extent.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Introduction
1(12)
The Basic Concepts and Approaches to the Subject
1(4)
Historical Development of Biogeochemistry
5(8)
Further Reading
10(1)
Questions and Problems
11(2)
Evolutionary Biogeochemistry
13(60)
Introduction
13(1)
Origin of Elements
14(1)
Earth Evolution
15(20)
Evolution of the Lithosphere
15(6)
Evolution of the Atmosphere
21(6)
Evolution of the Hydrosphere
27(4)
Prebiotic Earth and Mineral Cycling
31(4)
Origin of Life
35(15)
When Did Life Originate?
36(2)
Primordial Soup
38(4)
Clays and Life
42(1)
Pyrite-Based Life Origin
43(4)
The ``Thioester World''
47(3)
Evolution of Biogeochemical Cycles
50(11)
Application of Isotopic Analysis for the Geological History of the Biogeochemical Cycles
50(3)
Evolution of Oxygen Biogeochemical Cycle
53(1)
Evolution of the Nitrogen Biogeochemical Cycle
54(2)
Evolution of Carbon and Sulfur Biogeochemical Cycles
56(5)
Role of Biogeochemical Cycles in Biogenic Deposition Formation
61(12)
Formation of Biogenic Depositions from Kerogen
63(2)
Geological and Biological Factors of Oil Composition Formation
65(3)
Further Reading
68(1)
Questions and Problems
69(4)
Biogeochemical Cycling of Macroelements
73(88)
Introduction to Biogeochemical Cycling of Elements
73(19)
Biogeochemical Cycling of Macroelements in the Atmosphere
76(4)
Biogeochemical Cycling of Macroelements in Terrestrial Aquatic Ecosystems
80(7)
Biogeochemical Cycling of Macroelements in Soils
87(5)
Biogeochemistry Cycle of Carbon
92(17)
Turnover of Carbon in the Biosphere
95(4)
Carbon Fluxes in Terrestrial Ecosystems
99(2)
Comparison of Carbon Biogeochemical Processes in Terrestrial and Aquatic Ecosystems
101(5)
Global Carbon Fluxes
106(3)
Biogeochemistry Cycle of Nitrogen
109(16)
Nitrogen Cycling Processes
110(1)
Main Nitrogen Species
111(2)
General Characterization of Nitrogen Biogeochemical Cycling Processes
113(7)
Global Nitrogen Cycle
120(5)
Biogeochemistry Cycle of Phosphorus
125(9)
Phosphorus Forms in the Biosphere
125(3)
Fluxes and Pools of Phosphorus in the Biosphere
128(6)
Biogeochemistry Cycle of Sulfur
134(10)
Sulfur in the Earth
134(2)
Sulfur in the Biosphere
136(3)
Global Fluxes and Pools of Sulfur
139(5)
Biogeochemical Cycle of Silicon
144(8)
Silicon in the Earth
144(1)
Migration and Accumulation of Silicon Compounds in Soil-Water Systems
144(2)
Biogeochemical Migration of Silicon in Arid Tropical Ecosystems
146(1)
Biogeochemical Migration of Silicon in Wet Boreal and Tropical Ecosystems
147(4)
The Importance of Silicon in Coastal Ecosystems
151(1)
Global Pools and Fluxes of Silicon
151(1)
Biogeochemistry Cycle of Calcium
152(9)
Calcium in the Earth
152(1)
Calcium Pools and Fluxes in the Biosphere
153(1)
Solubility of Calcium Species in Natural Waters
153(4)
Overall Global Biogeochemical Fluxes of Calcium
157(1)
Further Reading
158(1)
Questions and Problems
158(3)
Biogeochemical Cycling of Trace Elements
161(38)
Biogeochemistry of Copper
161(6)
Copper Speciation
162(4)
Global Cycle of Copper
166(1)
Biogeochemistry of Zinc
167(6)
Zinc in Biosphere
168(3)
Biogeochemical Fluxes of Zinc
171(2)
Global Biogeochemical Fluxes and Pools of Zinc
173(1)
Biogeochemistry of Selenium
173(12)
Selenium in the Biosphere
174(1)
Selenium Enriched Biogeochemical Food Webs
175(1)
Case Studies
175(9)
Global Selenium Cycle
184(1)
Biogeochemistry of Boron
185(7)
Boron Enriched Biogeochemical Food Webs in Arid Ecosystems
185(7)
Biogeochemistry of Molybdenum
192(7)
Mo-Enriched Biogeochemical Food Web
192(3)
Biochemical and Physiological Response to High Content of Molybdenum in Biogeochemical Food Webs
195(1)
Further Reading
196(1)
Questions and Problems
196(3)
Interactions of Biogeochemical Cycles
199(40)
Stoichiometric Aspects of Nutrient Uptake and Nutrient Limitation of Living Matter Production
199(15)
Interactions of Biogeochemical Cycles in Terrestrial Ecosystems
201(3)
Eutrophication of Natural Waters
204(10)
Stoichiometric Aspects of Nutrient Recycling
214(7)
Stoichiometric Aspects of Nutrient Recycling in Terrestrial Ecosystems
214(5)
Stoichiometric Aspects of Nutrient Recycling in Aquatic Ecosystems
219(2)
Thermodynamics of Bacterial Energetics
221(4)
Biogeochemical modelling
225(14)
General Principles
225(4)
Models
229(6)
Further Reading
235(1)
Questions and Problems
236(3)
Regional Biogeochemistry
239(68)
Biogeochemistry of Arctic Ecosystems
239(7)
Geographical Peculiarities
239(1)
Landscape and Vegetation Impacts
240(2)
Chemical Composition of Plants
242(1)
Biogeochemistry of Soils
243(1)
Biogeochemical Cycles
244(2)
Biogeochemistry of Tundra Ecosystems
246(1)
Plant Uptake of Trace Metals
246(1)
Biogeochemistry of Tundra Soils
246(1)
Productivity of Tundra Ecosystems and Cycling of Elements
247(1)
Biogeochemistry of Boreal and Sub-Boreal Forest Ecosystems
247(27)
Biogeochemical Cycling of Elements in Forest Ecosystems
247(18)
Biogeochemical Fluxes in Soils of Boreal Forest Ecosystems
265(4)
Biogeochemical Processes in the Soil-Water System of Boreal and Sub-Boreal Forest Ecosystems
269(5)
Biogeochemistry of Steppes and Deserts
274(13)
Biogeochemical Cycle of Nutrients in Arid Ecosystems
274(8)
Soil Biogeochemistry in Arid Ecosystems
282(3)
Role of Biogeochemical Processes in Aqueous Migration of Elements in Steppe Ecosystems
285(2)
Biogeochemistry of Tropical Ecosystems
287(20)
Biogeochemical Cycles of Chemical Species in Tropical Ecosystems
288(6)
Biogeochemical Peculiarities of Tropical Soils
294(5)
Biogeochemistry of Mangrove Ecosystems
299(5)
Further Reading
304(1)
Questions and Problems
304(3)
Biogeochemical Mapping
307(48)
Characterization of Soil-Biogeochemical Conditions in the World's Terrestrial Ecosystems
307(25)
Eurasia
312(8)
North America
320(5)
Latin and South America
325(3)
Africa
328(2)
Australia
330(2)
Biogeochemical Classification and Simulation of Biosphere Organization
332(9)
Biogeochemical Classification of the Biosphere
332(3)
Methodology of biogeochemical cycling simulation for biosphere mapping
335(6)
Biogeochemical Mapping on Continental, Regional and Local Scales
341(14)
Methods of Biogeochemical Mapping
341(2)
Regional Biogeochemical Mapping of North Eurasia
343(1)
Biogeochemical Mapping of the South Ural Region, Russia
343(9)
Further Reading
352(1)
Questions and Problems
353(2)
Environmental Biogeochemistry
355(76)
Environmental Biogeochemistry of Nitrogen
356(47)
Environmental Biogeochemistry of Nitrogen in the North Atlantic Region
356(26)
Environmental Biogeochemistry of Nitrogen in the East Asian Region
382(21)
Environmental Biogeochemistry of Mercury
403(13)
Speciation of Mercury
404(3)
Anthropogenic Mercury Loading
407(1)
Biological Effects of Mercury
407(2)
Environmental Biogeochemical Cycling of Mercury
409(4)
Global Mass Balance of Mercury
413(3)
Environmental Biogeochemistry of Lead
416(15)
Speciation of Lead
417(1)
Anthropogenic Lead Loading
417(1)
Biological Effects of Lead
417(1)
Environmental Biogeochemistry of Lead
418(6)
Global Mass Balance of Lead
424(3)
Further Reading
427(1)
Questions and Problems
428(3)
Human Biogeochemistry
431(26)
Biogeochemical and Physiological Peculiarities of Human Population Health
431(16)
Cancer Diseases in the Carpathian Mountain Sub-Region of the Biosphere
435(1)
Cancer Diseases in Middle Volga Silicon Sub-Region of the Biosphere
436(4)
Cancer Diseases in the Boron Biogeochemical Sub-Region of the Biosphere
440(7)
Human Health Indices in Technogenic and Agrogenic Biogeochemical Provinces
447(10)
Physiological Indices for Human Biogeochemical Studies
447(5)
Case study of Interactions between Human Health Indexes and Pollution in Crimea Dry Steppe Region of the Biosphere
452(3)
Further Reading
455(1)
Questions And Problems
455(2)
Biogeochemical Standards
457(78)
Critical Load Concept for Impact Oriented Emission Abatement Strategy of Sulfur and Nitrogen Acid-Forming and Eutrophication Compounds
457(53)
Critical Load Approach: Challenges and Biogeochemical Fundamentals
457(7)
General Approaches for Calculating Critical Loads
464(2)
Environmental Risk Assessment under Critical Load Calculations
466(5)
Sensitivity of European Ecosystems to Acid Deposition
471(5)
Sensitivity of North American Ecosystems to Acid Deposition
476
Sensitivity of East Asian Ecosystem to Acid Deposition
289(219)
Acid Deposition Influence on the Biogeochemical Migration of Heavy Metals in the Food Web
508(2)
Calculation of critical loads for heavy metals at terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems
510(15)
Selection of Receptor
512(2)
Critical Limits
514(6)
Calculation Methods
520(4)
Input Data
524(1)
Examples of Critical Loads Calculations for Heavy Metals
525(10)
Calculation and Mapping of Critical Loads for HM in Germany
525(3)
Calculation and Mapping of Critical Loads for Cd and Pb in the European Part of Russia
528(3)
Further Reading
531(1)
Questions and Problems
532(3)
Future Trends in Modern Biogeochemistry
535(4)
References 539(16)
Index 555

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