James Cotner
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, MN, United States
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
I have been studying freshwater and marine ecosystems for over 30 years--the tropics, the arctic, but mostly the temperate region. My area of expertise is primarily focused on heterotrophic bacteria and ecological stoichiometry. I work with individual strains and communities of ecologically relevant microbes in the laboratory as well as in the field. I feel that understanding gained in the lab can help generate understanding and questions that can be addressed in the field and vice versa.
Presentations this author is a contributor to:
Browning in the deep! Assessing the implications of climate-induced browning on DOM composition and lability in Minnesota lakesĀ (#663)
3:30 PM
Molly Hennelly
Poster Session 1
Breathless Lakes: How Methane and Microbes Fuel an Oxygen Crisis (#131)
4:45 PM
Vanessa Czeszynski
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
Breaking the ice: winter greenhouse gas emissions from Northern lakes under a changing climate. (#128)
4:00 PM
Phoenix A Rogers
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
Sure methane warms the planet, but it also kills fish! (#129)
4:15 PM
James Cotner
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
Assessing how mixing dynamics impact methane (CH4) release to the atmosphere in Minnesota lakes (#130)
4:30 PM
William R Brown
Special Session: Lakes, ponds, and wetlands oh my! Drivers, feedbacks, and responses of the carbon cycle under a changing climate 1.0
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