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Ecological stoichiometry: An elementary approach using basic principles
Dag O. Hessen
, James J. Elser
, Robert W. Sterner
, Jotaro Urabe
Large Lakes Observatory
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Ecological Stoichiometry
100%
Trophic Efficiency
28%
Animal Tissues
14%
Plant Tissue
14%
Homeostasis
14%
N Cycling
14%
Genomics-proteomics
14%
Response to Climate Change
14%
Biotic Interactions
14%
Nutrient Recycling
14%
Aquatic Communities
14%
Biological Response
14%
Mass Balance
14%
Cellular Response
14%
Nutrient Flux
14%
Daphnia
14%
Ecosystem Level
14%
Group Type
14%
Ecosystem Types
14%
Proteomic Response
14%
Elemental Content
14%
Biological Scale
14%
Ecosystem Analysis
14%
Global C Cycle
14%
Large-scale Impact
14%
Genomic Response
14%
Aquatic Science
14%
Global P Cycle
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Homeostasis
100%
Organism Social Group
100%
Proteomics
100%
Animal Tissue
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Stoichiometry
100%
Climate Change
14%
Recycling
14%
Scale Effect
14%
Ecosystem Type
14%
Aquatic Community
14%
Ecosystem Analysis
14%
Aquatic Science
14%
Chemical Element
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Stoichiometry
100%
Homeostasis
14%
Organism Social Group
14%
Daphnia
14%
Plant Tissue
14%
Animal Tissue
14%
Proteomics
14%