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Calcite precipitation: The forgotten piece of lakes’ carbon cycle
Lakes emit substantial amounts of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) into the atmosphere, but why they do remains debated. The long-standing vision of lakes as solely respirators of the organic matter leaking from the soils has been challenged by evidence that inorganic carbon produced by weathering of the catc
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