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SUMMARY 6. The average respiration rate of FPOM was 1.4 mg O2 g AFDM -1 day -1 over a temperature range of 6-22 ∞C, which implies a decomposition rate of 0.00104 day -1 . Transport distances of both corn pollen and glass beads, surrogates of natura

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