… The biogeochemistry of particulate organic matter was studied in the Great Ouse estuary
draining to the North Sea embayement known as the Wash from March 1990 to January 1991. …

… The fate of nitrogen (N) in the bottom sediments of the upper Great Ouse estuary, England, …
the North Sea has been reviewed in the recent Quality Status Report (North Sea Task Force …

… per unit area to the North Sea for the Wear, Great Ouse and Thames owing to potentially …
case of the Great Ouse. Nonetheless, the flux data for the upper Wear, upper Great Ouse and …

… This study examined a stretch of the Great Ouse estuary seaward of that described by Nedwell
… inputs to the North Sea. Estuar Coast Mar Sci 39:329%352 - . potentially provide 22 of the …

… A numerical summary of the water quality of rivers draining into the North Sea from … north
and central England and two agriculturally impacted rivers in the south of England (Great Ouse …

… The Great Ouse represents a slow-flowing groundwater-fed, agriculturally-impacted lowland
river of water quality distinct from the main LOIS rivers entering the North Sea. Principal …

… The biogeochemistry of particulate organic matter was studied in the Great Ouse estuary
draining to the North Sea embayement known as the Wash from March 1990 to January 1991. …

… account of prevailing conditions in the River Great Ouse as background to detailed research,
… In medieval times the Great Ouse supported a great abundance and diversity of fish and …

… The flux of dissolved inorganic nutrient species to coastal shelf seas, such as the North
Sea, is of interest for several reasons, including potential eutrophication problems such as the …

… the fluxes of nutrients through the Great Ouse estuary, the dominant … Apart from the North
Sea context, study of the Great Ouse … of nutrient cycling in the Great Ouse estuary may help to …