Research article2010Peer reviewedOpen access
Cold winter soils enhance dissolved organic carbon concentrations in soil and stream water
Haei, Mahsa; Öquist, Mats; Buffam, Ishi et al.
Mats Öquist
Department of Forest Ecology and Management
Email: Mats.Oquist@slu.se
ORCID: 0000-0001-8860-6514
Publications
2010
Research article2010Peer reviewedOpen access
Temporal and spatial variability of dissolved inorganic carbon in a boreal stream network: Concentrations and downstream fluxes
Wallin, Marcus; Buffam, Ishi; Oquist, Mats et al.
Research article2010Peer reviewed
Production and oxidation of methane in a boreal mire after a decade of increased temperature and nitrogen and sulfur deposition
Eriksson, Tobias; Öquist, Mats; Nilsson, Mats.
Research article2010Peer reviewedOpen access
Both catabolic and anabolic heterotrophic microbial activity proceed in frozen soils
Harrysson Drotz, Stina; Sparrman, Tobias; Nilsson, Mats et al.
Research article2010Peer reviewed
Effects of soil organic matter composition on unfrozen water content and heterotrophic CO2 production of frozen soils
Harrysson Drotz, Stina; Sparrman, Tobias; Schleucher, Jürgen et al.
Research article2010Peer reviewedOpen access
Effects of decadal deposition of nitrogen and sulfur, and increased temperature, on methane emissions from a boreal peatland
Eriksson, Tobias; Öquist, Mats; Nilsson, Mats.
Research article2010Peer reviewed
Unfrozen water content moderates temperature dependence of sub-zero microbial respiration
Tilston, E. L.; Sparrman, T.; Oquist, M. G..
2009
Research article2009Peer reviewed
Dissolved Inorganic Carbon Export Across the Soil/Stream Interface and Its Fate in a Boreal Headwater Stream
Oquist, Mats G.; Wallin, Marcus; Seibert, Jan et al.
Research article2009Peer reviewed
Contributions of matric and osmotic potentials to the unfrozen water content of frozen soils
Harrysson Drotz Stina, Tilston Emma L, Sparrman Tobias, Schleucher Jürgen, Nilsson Mats, Öquist Mats.
Research article2009Peer reviewed
Water availability controls microbial temperature responses in frozen soil CO2 production
Oquist, Mats G.; Sparrman, Tobias; Klemedtsson, Leif et al.
Book chapter2009Peer reviewed
Partitioning Litter Mass Loss Into Carbon Dioxide and Methane in Peatland Ecosystems
Nilsson Mats, Öquist Mats.;Baird, Andrew J. (ed.); Belyea, Lisa R. (ed.); Comas, Xavier (ed.); et al.
Research article2009Peer reviewedOpen access
Nitrous oxide production in boreal soils with variable organic matter content at low temperature - snow manipulation experiment
Maljanen, M.; Virkajarvi, P.; Hytonen, J. et al.
2008
Research article2008Peer reviewed
Winter soil frost conditions in boreal forests control growing season soil CO2 concentration and its atmospheric exchange
Oquist, M. G.; Laudon, H..
2007
Conference abstract2007
Carbon dioxide evasion from Boreal Headwaters
Wallin, Marcus; Öquist, Mats; Buffam, Ishi et al.
Research article2007Peer reviewed
Nitrification controls N2O production rates in a frozen boreal forest soil
Oquist MG, Petrone K, Nilsson M, Klemedtsson L.
2006
Conference abstract2006
Carbon dioxide evasion from Boreal Headwaters
Wallin Marcus, Öquist Mats, Laudon Hjalmar, Buffam Ishi, Bishop Kevin.
2005
Research article2005Peer reviewed
Can distribution of trees explain variation in nitrous oxide fluxes?
Von Arnold K, Ivarsson M, Oqvist M, Majdi H, Bjork RG, Weslien P, Klemedtsson L.
2004
Research article2004Peer reviewed
Methane emissions from a constructed wetland treating wastewater - seasonal and spatial distribution and dependence on edaphic factors
Johansson AE, Gustavsson AM, Oquist MG, Svensson BH.
Research article2004Peer reviewed
Quantifying unfrozen water in frozen soil by high-field H-2 NMR
Sparrman T, Oquist M, Klemedtsson L, Schleucher J, Nilsson M.
Research article2004Peer reviewedOpen access
Nitrous oxide production in a forest soil at low temperatures - processes and environmental controls
Oquist MG, Nilsson M, Sorensson F, Kasimir-Klemedtsson A, Persson T, Weslien P, Klemedtsson L.
1992
Research article1992Peer reviewed
Differential Resistance of Frost-Hardened and Nonhardened Winter Rye to Photoinhibition of Photosynthesis Is Due to an Increased Capacity of Frost-Hardened Rye to Keep Q(a) Oxidized under Similar Irradiance and Temperature
Öquist, Gunnar; Hurry, Vaughan; Öquist, Mats et al.
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