Decreasing soil water Ca2+ reduces DOC adsorption in mineral soils: Implications for long-term DOC trends in an upland forested catchment in southern Ontario …

JG Kerr, MC Eimers - Science of the Total Environment, 2012 - Elsevier
Positive trends in dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentration have been observed in
surface waters throughout North America and northern Europe. Although adsorption in …
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surface waters throughout North America and northern Europe. Although adsorption in …

Decreasing soil water Ca2+ reduces DOC adsorption in mineral soils: implications for long-term DOC trends in an upland forested catchment in southern Ontario …

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Positive trends in dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentration have been observed in
surface waters throughout North America and northern Europe. Although adsorption in …

Decreasing soil water Ca2+ reduces DOC adsorption in mineral soils: Implications for long-term DOC trends in an upland forested catchment in southern Ontario …

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Positive trends in dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentration have been observed in
surface waters throughout North America and northern Europe. Although adsorption in …

[引用][C] Decreasing soil water Ca2+ reduces DOC adsorption in mineral soils: Implications for long-term DOC trends in an upland forested catchment in southern …

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Decreasing soil water Ca2+ reduces DOC adsorption in mineral soils: Implications for long-term DOC trends in an upland forested catchment in southern Ontario …

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Positive trends in dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentration have been observed in
surface waters throughout North America and northern Europe. Although adsorption in …

Decreasing soil water Ca2+ reduces DOC adsorption in mineral soils: implications for long-term DOC trends in an upland forested catchment in southern Ontario …

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