Isotopic Evidence for Enrichment of Salmon-Derived Nutrients in Vegetation, Soil, and Insects in Riparian Zones in Coastal British Columbia

Reimchen, T. E. (2003). Isotopic Evidence for Enrichment of Salmon-Derived Nutrients in Vegetation, Soil, and Insects in Riparian Zones in Coastal British Columbia. American Fisheries Society Symposium 34.

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• Trophic Subsidy
  • Polis, Anderson, and Holt (1997) established cross-ecosystem subsidies as a general axis of community ecology, and subsequent isotopic studies have quantified marine-derived nutrient contributions to terrestrial food webs in systems ranging from the coastal rainforest of British Columbia to tropical islands with breeding seabirds

    This sourceIsotopic evidence of salmon-derived nutrient enrichment in the vegetation, soil and insects of coastal British Columbia riparian zones.

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