Phosphorus (P) loss from agricultural fields and watersheds has been an important water
quality issue for decades because of the critical role P plays in eutrophication. Historically …

Ground water and surface water interactions are of fundamental importance for the
biogeochemical processes governing phosphorus (P) dynamics in riparian buffers. The four …

Climate change may have profound effects on phosphorus (P) transport in streams and on
lake eutrophication. Phosphorus loading from land to streams is expected to increase in …

Summary 1 Freshwater ecosystems have long been affected by numerous types of human
interventions that have a negative impact on their water quality and ecological state …

Nutrient loads in fresh and coastal waters continue to lead to harmful algal blooms across
the globe. Historically, floodplains—low-lying areas adjacent to streams and rivers that …

Nutrient losses from agricultural areas constitute a major cause for the degradation of
aquatic ecosystems worldwide. In this paper, we use the intensively cultivated country of …

The lack of watershed-scale estimates of floodplain carbon stocks limits recognition of the
important role of floodplains and river corridor restoration in efforts to enhance carbon …

Nutrient pollution is a pervasive water quality problem. Stream restoration has been
proposed as a novel approach to reduce loading and increase nutrient processing within …

Abstract During the last 15–20 years, re-establishment of freshwater riparian wetlands and
remeandering of streams and rivers have been used as a tool to mitigate nutrient load in …

Sediment connectivity has been shown in recent years to explain how the watershed
configuration controls sediment transport. However, we find no studies develop a watershed …