SCOPE 13 - The Global Carbon Cycle

Contents
Foreword J. W. M. La Rivière
Preface
List of Participants
Editorial Note
Group Reports and Recommendations of the Ratzeburg Workshop
1.	The Global Biogeochemical Carbon Cycle B. Bolin, E. T. Degens, P. Duvigneaud and S. Kempe
2.	Primordial Synthesis of Organic Matter E. T. Degens
3.	Variations in the Atmospheric CO2 Content H.-D. Freyer
4.	Atmospheric Cycles of Trace Gases Containing Carbon H.-D. Freyer
5.	Terrestrial Primary Production and Phytomass G. L. Ajtay, P. Ketner, and P. Duvigneaud
6.	The Effects of Man on the Biogeochemical Cycle of Carbon in Terrestrial Ecosystems T. Bramryd
7.	Net Transfer of Carbon between the Land Biota and the Atmosphere, Induced by Man U. Hampicke
8.	The Possible Effects of Increased CO2 on Photosynthesis J. Goudriaan and Jr. G. L. Ajtay
9.	The Carbonate System of the Ocean K. Wagener
10.	Primary Production in Aquatic Environments C. G. N. de Vooys
11.	Organic Carbon in the Ocean: Nature and Cycling K. Mopper and E. T. Degens
12.	Carbon in the Freshwater Cycle S. Kempe
13.	Carbon in the Rock Cycle S. Kempe
14.	Potential Use of Satellites for Assessing Pools and Fluxes of the Carbon Cycle on Earth K.-H. Szekielda
15.	A Model of CO2 Interaction between Atmosphere, Oceans, and Land Biota A. Bjöorkström

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