Vegetation transitions drive the autotrophy–heterotrophy balance in Arctic lakes
Suzanne McGowan(Netherlands Institute of Ecology), Emma Wiik(Loughborough University), Simon Turner(University College London), Peter G. Langdon(University of Southampton), Mary E. Edwards(University of Alaska Fairbanks), Antonia Law(Loughborough University), N. John Anderson(Loughborough University), Maarten van Hardenbroek(University of Southampton), Nadia Solovieva(University of Bergen), Erika Whiteford(Loughborough University), Viv Jones(University College London), Emma Hopla(University of Southampton)
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