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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"In-stream Processes"”.

  1. Influences of Mountainside Residential Development to Nutrient Dynamics in a Stream Network

    Forested mountain watersheds provide essential resources and services (e.g., water supply) to downstream ecosystems and human communities. Fast-growing mountainside residential development not only modifies the terrestrial system but also aquatic systems by changing the nutrient input from the …

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  2. Moving beyond the stream reach: Assessing how confluences alter ecosystem function and water quality in freshwater networks

    In freshwater networks, the sources, movement, and cycling of carbon and nutrients are shaped both by in-stream processes and the surrounding landscape. Streams receive and transport materials from upstream and terrestrial sources that support in-stream ecosystem processes and regulate downstream …

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  3. In-Stream Reactivity of Dissolved Organic Matter and Nutrients in Proglacial Watersheds

    … along the coast of southeast Alaska were examined to better understand in-stream processing of dissolved organic matter (DOM) and nutrients during downstream transport. Specifically, this study paired glacial streams with nearby non-glacial streams and compared differences in landscape …

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  4. Improving phosphorus management through coordinated watershed modelling and systems analysis

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2025-12-01

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