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• W2005036717 abstract "Long-term subaqueous decomposition patterns of five different vascular plant tissues including mangrove leaves and wood (Avicennia germinans), cypress needles and wood (Taxodium distichum) and smooth cordgrass (Spartina alternifora) were followed for a period of 4.0 years, representing the longest litter bag decomposition study to date. All tissues decomposed under identical conditions and final mass losses were 97, 68, 86, 39, and 93%, respectively. Analysis of the lignin component of herbaceous tissues using alkaline CuO oxidation was complicated by the presence of a substantial ester-bound phenol component composed primarily of cinnamyl phenols. To overcome this problem, we introduce a new parameter to represent lignin, Λ6. Λ6 is comprised only of the six syringyl and vanillyl phenols and was found to be much less sensitive to diagenetic variation than the commonly used parameter Λ, which includes the cinnamyl phenols. Patterns of change in lignin content were strongly dependent on tissue type, ranging from 77% enrichment in smooth cordgrass to 6% depletion in cypress needles. In contrast, depletion of cutin was extensive (65–99%) in all herbaceous tissues. Despite these differences in the overall reactivity of lignin and cutin, both macromolecules were extensively degraded during the decomposition period. The long-term decomposition series also provided very useful information about the compositional parameters which are derived from the specific oxidation products of both lignin and cutin. The relative lability of ester-bound cinnamyl phenols compromised their use in parameters to distinguish woody from herbaceous plant debris. The dimer to monomer ratios of lignin-derived phenols indicated that most intermonomeric linkages in lignin degraded at similar rates. Acid to aldehyde ratios of vanillyl and syringyl phenols became elevated, particularly during the latter stages of decomposition supporting the use of these parameters as indicators of diagenetic alteration. Given the observation that cutin-derived source indicator parameters were generally more sensitive to diagenetic alteration than those of lignin, we suggest the distributional patterns of cutin-derived acids and their associated positional isomers may be most useful for tissue-specific distinctions complementing the general categorical information obtained from lignin phenol analysis alone." @default.
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• W2005036717 title "Early diagenesis of vascular plant tissues: Lignin and cutin decomposition and biogeochemical implications" @default.
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