Extreme Sensitivity of Greenhouse Gas Production in Mineral Wetland Sediments under Multiple Salinization Regimes
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Abstract
High Resolution Image Download MS PowerPoint Slide Wetlands and small inland waters are atmospheric sources of methane (CH 4 ), carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), and nitrous oxide (N 2 O). Human activities are inducing the salinization of inland aquatic habitats, with unclear implications for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Here, we show that GHG production is extremely sensitive to multiple salinization regimes (NaCl or MgSO 4 amendments from 0.2 to ∼5 ppt salinity) in a mineral soil wetland sediment slurry incubation experiment. Production of CH 4 decreased nonlinearly in both treatments, with more pronounced declines in MgSO 4 treatments. Production of CO 2 had contrasting patterns, increasing with MgSO 4 but decreasing with NaCl additions, signaling divergent responses of sediment geochemistry and microbial respiration between treatments. Both treatments inconsistently stimulated N 2 O production. Overall, we have shown that even small increases in salinity (<1 ppt) induce major shifts in wetland GHG production, but that responses depend heavily on salinization chemistry, a factor requiring consideration in future salinization research.
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