دانلود کتاب Interactions Between Macro- and Microorganisms in Marine Sediments

Content: Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–6): E. Kristensen, R. R. Haese and J. E. KostkaChapter 2 Interactions Between Benthic Macroalgal and Microalgal Mats (pages 7–29): Kristina Sundback and Karen McGlatheryChapter 3 Plant–Microbe Interactions in Seagrass Meadows (pages 31–60): Carlos M. Duarte, Marianne Holmer and Nuria MarbaChapter 4 Belowground Interactions Among Salt Marsh Plants and Microorganisms (pages 61–83): Charles R. LovellChapter 5 Mangrove–Microbe–Soil Relations (pages 85–103): Daniel M. AlongiChapter 6 Biogenic Particle Reworking and Bacterial–Invertebrate Interactions in Marine Sediments (pages 105–124): M. Solan and B. D. WighamChapter 7 Macrofaunal Burrows and Irrigation in Marine Sediment: Microbiological and Biogeochemical Interactions (pages 125–157): E. Kristensen and J. E. KostkaChapter 8 Biogeochemical Consequences of Infaunal Activities (pages 159–177): Yoko FurukawaChapter 9 Interactions Between Microorganisms and Intertidal Plant Communities (pages 179–198): J. P. Bakker, T. J. Bouma and H. J. van WijnenChapter 10 Seagrass Rhizosphere Microbial Communities (pages 199–216): Richard DevereuxChapter 11 Setting Diversity and Community Structure in Subtidal Sediments: The Importance of Biological Disturbance (pages 217–231): S. Widdicombe and M. C. AustenChapter 12 Plant–Animal–Microbe Interactions in Coastal Sediments: Closing the Ecological Loop (pages 233–249): Roberta L. Marinelli and George G. WaldbusserChapter 13 Allochthonous Deep?Sea Benthic Communities: Functioning and Forcing (pages 251–266): Olaf PfannkucheChapter 14 Interactions Between Fluid Flow, Geochemistry, and Biogeochemical Processes at Methane Seeps (pages 267–298): W. Ziebis and R. R. HaeseChapter 15 Biotic Interactions and Feedback Processes in Deep?Sea Hydrothermal Vent Ecosystems (pages 299–321): R. J. Leveille, C. Levesque and S. K. JuniperChapter 16 Modelling Mixing and Diagenesis (pages 323–340): Bernard P. BoudreauChapter 17 Incorporating Ecological and Biogeochemical Information into Irrigation Models (pages 341–350): Carla M. Koretsky, Christof Meile and Philippe Van CappellenChapter 18 Modelling Biological Interactions in Aquatic Sediments as Coupled Reactive Transport (pages 359–388): Filip J. R. Meysman, Oleksiy S. Galaktionov, Stephane Madani and Jack J. Middelburg