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J. J. Hampel

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Taxonomic and functional diversity of aquatic heterotrophs is sustained by dissolved organic matter chemodiversity

S. L. Garcia, J. K. Nuy, M. Mehrshad, J. J. Hampel, V. T. Sedano-Nunez, M. Buck, A.-M. Divne, E. S. Lindström, D. Petras, J. Hawkes, S. Bertilsson

The paper investigates how dissolved organic matter (DOM) chemodiversity sustains taxonomic and functional diversity of aquatic heterotrophs across different model communities.

bioRxiv · Mar 21, 2022 · PreprintEcology