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Natural organobromine in terrestrial ecosystems
Alessandra C. Leri
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Satish Chandra Babu Myneni
Geosciences
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Terrestrial Ecosystems
100%
Bromine
100%
Organobromine
100%
Bromide
50%
Terrestrial Environment
33%
Surface Soil
33%
Plant Material
33%
Bromination
33%
Organic Matter
16%
X-ray
16%
Plant Growth
16%
Biogeochemistry
16%
Pollutants
16%
Marine Systems
16%
Spectroscopic Techniques
16%
Soil Environment
16%
Organochlorine
16%
Chloroperoxidase
16%
Organic-rich
16%
Humic Substances
16%
Forest Floor
16%
Bromide Oxidation
16%
Leaching
16%
Plant Uptake
16%
Natural Form
16%
Plant Senescence
16%
Plant Degradation
16%
Organobromine Compounds
16%
Natural Degradation
16%
Leaf Litter
16%
Growing Plant
16%
Enzymatic Process
16%
Litter Decay
16%
Organic Form
16%
Soil Organic Matter
16%
Halogenating Enzymes
16%
Healthy Plants
16%
Plant Litter Decomposition
16%
Plant Litter
16%
Biogeochemical Cycling
16%
Biogeochemical Transformation
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Terrestrial Ecosystem
100%
Organic Matter
33%
Organic Material
33%
Organochlorine
33%
Forest Floor
33%
Humic Substance
33%
Leaf Litter
33%
Litter Decomposition
33%
Biogeochemistry
33%
Soil Organic Matter
33%
X Ray
33%
Immunology and Microbiology
Bromination
100%
X Ray
50%
Plant Growth
50%
Biogeochemical Cycling
50%
Enzymatic Process
50%
Biogeochemistry
50%
Susceptibility
50%
Chemistry
Bromine Atom
100%
bromination
33%
Biogeochemistry
16%
formation
16%
Organic Material
16%
Plant Growth
16%
Soil Organic Matter
16%
Litter Decomposition
16%
Organobromine Compound
16%