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Does oxygen exposure time control the extent of organic matter decomposition in peatlands?
Michael Philben1, Karl Kaiser1,2, and Ronald Benner1
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Department of Biological Sciences and Marine Science Program, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, SC, USA
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Present Address: Departments of Marine Sciences and Oceanography, Texas A&M University,
Galveston, Texas, 77553, USA
Journal of Geophysical Research, Biogeosciences, 2013
Introduction
This auxiliary material consists of three tables containing the full elemental and amino acid
composition of the peat cores, bog-forming vegetation, and microbes analyzed. Methods for
amino acid analysis can be found in the text of the manuscript. Table S1 contains amino acid
composition and yields of the four cores, and Table S2 contains the composition and yields of
the source materials.
1. ts01 (Table S1): Elemental and amino acid composition of the four peat cores.
1.1 Column “Core”, name of peat core.
1.2 Column “Depth (cm)”, cm of depth below peat surface.
1.3 Column “Wt. %N”, nitrogen content of the peat sample expressed as % dry weight.
1.4 Column “Wt. %C”, carbon content of the peat sample expressed as % dry weight.
1.5 Column “C:N (atm)”, molar ratio of carbon to nitrogen.
1.6 Column “Ala”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized alanine yield.
1.7 Column “Gly”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized glycine yield.
1.8 Column “Val”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized valine yield.
1.9 Column “Leu”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized leucine yield.
1.10 Column “Ile”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized isoleucine yield.
1.11 Column “Thr”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized threonine yield.
1.12 Column “Ser”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized serine yield.
1.13 Column “Pro”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized proline yield.
1.14 Column “Asp”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized aspartic acid yield.
1.15 Column “Hyp”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized hydroxyproline yield.
1.16 Column “Glu”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized glutamic acid yield.
1.17 Column “Phe”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized phenylalanine yield.
1.18 Column “Lys”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized lysine yield.
1.19 Column “His”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized histidine yield.
1.20 Column “Tyr”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized tyrosine yield.
1.21 Column “DAPA”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized diaminopimelic acid yield.
1.22 Column “THAA”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized yield of total hydrolysable amino
acids.
2. ts02 (Table S2): Elemental and amino acid composition of peat-forming vegetation and
decomposers.
2.1 Column “Sample type”, class of source material (Sphagnum, vascular plant, bacteria, or
fungi).
2.2 Column “Sample”, species of source material.
2.3 Column “n”, number of samples analyzed
2.4 Column “Wt. %N”, nitrogen content of the peat sample expressed as % dry weight.
2.5 Column “Wt. %C”, carbon content of the peat sample expressed as % dry weight.
2.6 Column “C:N (atm)”, molar ratio of carbon to nitrogen.
2.7 Column “Ala”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized alanine yield.
2.8 Column “Gly”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized glycine yield.
2.9 Column “Val”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized valine yield.
2.10 Column “Leu”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized leucine yield.
2.11 Column “Ile”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized isoleucine yield.
2.12 Column “Thr”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized threonine yield.
2.13 Column “Ser”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized serine yield.
2.14 Column “Pro”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized proline yield.
2.15 Column “Asp”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized aspartic acid yield.
2.16 Column “Hyp”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized hydroxyproline yield.
2.17 Column “Glu”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized glutamic acid yield.
2.18 Column “Phe”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized phenylalanine yield.
2.19 Column “Lys”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized lysine yield.
2.20 Column “His”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized histidine yield.
2.21 Column “Tyr”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized tyrosine yield.
2.22 Column “DAPA”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized diaminopimelic acid yield.
2.23 Column “THAA”, nmol (mgC)-1, carbon-normalized yield of total hydrolysable amino
acids.
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