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Article: Study results from R.L. Smith and colleagues update understanding of biogeochemistry.(Report)
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- Chemicals & Chemistry
- Article date:
- November 6, 2009
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According to recent research published in the journal Biogeochemistry, "The extent to which in-stream processes alter or remove nutrient loads in agriculturally impacted streams is critically important to watershed function and the delivery of those loads to coastal waters. In this study, patch-scale rates of in-stream benthic processes were determined using large volume, open-bottom benthic incubation chambers in a nitrate-rich, first to third order stream draining an area dominated by tile-drained row-crop fields."
"The chambers were fitted with sampling/mixing ports, a volume compensation bladder, and porewater samplers. Incubations were conducted with added ...
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