Nonpoint source pollution from agriculture and urbanization is increasing globally at the
same time climate extremes have increased in frequency and intensity. We review> 200 …

Phosphorus (P) pollution of surface waters remains a challenge for protecting and improving
water quality. Central to the challenge is understanding what regulates P concentrations in …

Anaerobic soil conditions resulting from flooding often enhance release of phosphorus (P) to
overlying water. Enhanced P release is well documented for flooded acidic soils; however …

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 …

Water quality within agricultural catchments is governed by management practices and
climate conditions that control the transport, storage, and exchange of nutrients between …

Our study aimed to explore the effects of agriculture on the phosphorus buffer capacity of 11
headwater streams in Austria. We used phosphorus adsorption curves and re-suspension …

Phosphorus release from stream sediments into water could increase P loads leaving
agricultural watersheds and contribute to lag‐time between implementation of best …

Wetlands in drylands are dynamic landforms and hotspots of ecosystem service provision,
including downstream improvements in water quality by mediating fluxes of sediment …

Phosphorus is not only an essential nutrient for organisms but also a major contributor to the
eutrophication of fluvial ecosystems. Previous studies have focused on the flux of …

Hydrodynamic fluctuations can trigger sediment suspension concomitantly with internal
phosphorus release, while the interactive effect of turbulence mixing and sediment …