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Wet-season observations of dissolved carbon and CO2–CH4 emissions in inland waters of the Lower Ogooué floodplain (Gabon)
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• Tributaries and flooded forests are local carbon hotspots. • Forests and lakes dominate first-order wet-season CO2 emissions. • Gas transfer decouples CO2 concentration hotspots from areal fluxes. • Low O2 is favorable of CO2 accumulation across all water bodies. • Limited CH4 data suggest flooded forests are methane hotspots.
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Floodplain
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