Transfer of 14C from naturally depleted peat to freshwater benthic invertebrates in a controlled laboratory system
Sayed Tariq Uzzaman(University of Eastern Finland), Soroush Majlesi(University of Helsinki), Tatiana Trubnikova(University of Eastern Finland), Víctor Carrasco-Navarro(University of Eastern Finland), Tung Pham(University of Oulu), Christina Biasi(University of Eastern Finland), Zahra Shirani(University of Eastern Finland), Jarkko Akkanen(University of Eastern Finland)
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