Understanding the influence of land-use activities on river quality has been a key focus of
river monitoring programs worldwide. However, defining which land-use spatial scale is …

Anthropogenic contamination, including the adaptation of sophisticated agricultural
methodologies, has rendered a steep decline in the water and soil quality across the globe …

Coupled change in land and water use due to increased farming intensity is a main factor
affecting water quality and quantity, ecological functions and biodiversity globally …

Dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN), including nitrate, nitrite and ammonium, frequently acts
as the limitation for primary productivity. Our study focused on the transport and …

Abstract Excess nitrate (NO 3−) discharge into fresh water resources poses detrimental
effects on ecosystems and human health, yet the understanding of its potential sources is …

River discharge has long been recognized as a major source of nutrients supporting high
primary production (PP) in Bandon Bay, while submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) and …

River systems in tropical islands play a vital role in maintaining the ecosystem function of
surrounding oceans by delivering land-derived materials. Researches on tropical river …

Nutrient dynamics play an important role in mangroves and adjacent coastal ecosystems.
This paper discusses the spatiotemporal variation of physicochemical factors in two …

Macrophytes are important elements of aquatic ecosystems that grow in or near water. Their
taxonomic composition, species diversity, depth, and density are indicators of environmental …

Population growth and economic development have resulted in increased water demands,
threatening freshwater resources. In riverine ecosystems, continuous monitoring of the river …