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BIOGEOCHEMISTRY
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An Analysis of Global Change
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Second Edition
By
W.H. Schlesinger, Duke University, Durham, NC, USA
Reviews
--Pamela Matson in ECOLOGY
"Schlesinger presents a clear analysis of the interactions among biological and chemical processes that determine the composition of the
atmosphere, oceans, and biosphere, and places these in the context of global change."
--Peter Warneck in JOURNAL OF ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY
Schlesinger presents the material in a vivid style making the book both informative and a pleasure to read."
--E.K. and R.A. Berner in GEOCHIMICA ET COSMOCHIMICA ACTA
"An excellent resource for earth scientists interested in increasing their knowledge of the roles of the terrestrial biosphere and of
soil organic matter in geochemical cycling, particularly as they affect the global cycles of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus."
--J.C.G. Walker in SCIENCE
"Do not take a spin on a biogeochemical cycle without first reading Schlesinger's description of the components of that cycle."
--Stephen K. Hamilton, Michigan State University, BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGY SOCIETY
"Careful attention to detail is evident throughout the text. The book is richly illustrated with clearly explained figures, most of which
are redrawn from the original primary literature. I recommend this book for any scientitst who needs a comprehensive and thoroughly
referenced overview of biogeochemistry, and it is certainly well suited as a textbook for upper-level and graduate courses that deal
with biogeochemistry."
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