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Microbial methane production associated with permafrost soils in Yedoma Alaska upland Permafrost

ABSTRACT: Microbial methane production associated with permafrost soils in Yedoma (Alaska) upland forested and grassland hillslopes. We show that upland forested and grassland hillslopes with thermokarst features initiated in the last 50 to 70 years by thawing of ice-rich yedoma permafrost soils are an exceptionally large source of microbial 14C-depleted methane, especially in winter when surface soils freeze, limiting methanotrophy.

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