[HTML][HTML] Combining stable isotopes and spatial stream network modelling to disentangle the roles of hydrological and biogeochemical processes on riverine nitrogen …
Intensive agricultural activities have significantly altered watershed hydrological and
biogeochemical processes, resulting in water quality issues and loss of ecosystem functions …
biogeochemical processes, resulting in water quality issues and loss of ecosystem functions …
Deciphering the isotopic imprint of nitrate to reveal nitrogen source and transport mechanisms in a tile‐drained agroecosystem
Installation of subsurface drainage systems has profoundly altered the nitrogen cycle in
agricultural regions across the globe, facilitating substantial loss of nitrate (NO3−) to surface …
agricultural regions across the globe, facilitating substantial loss of nitrate (NO3−) to surface …
Isotopic constraints on nitrous oxide emissions from the US Corn Belt
Agriculture is the dominant source of anthropogenic nitrous oxide (N2O)–a greenhouse gas
and a stratospheric ozone depleting substance. The US Corn Belt is a large global N2O …
and a stratospheric ozone depleting substance. The US Corn Belt is a large global N2O …
The value of instream stable water isotope and nitrate concentration data for calibrating a travel time‐based water quality model
Transit time‐based water quality models using StorAge Selection (SAS) functions are crucial
for nitrate (NO3−) management. However, relying solely on instream NO3− concentration for …
for nitrate (NO3−) management. However, relying solely on instream NO3− concentration for …
Assessing impacts of cemeteries on water quality in an urban headwater watershed with mixed human‐built infrastructure
Cemeteries are understudied integral components to urban watersheds, which provide
ecosystem services but can also export nutrients, trace elements, and other contaminants to …
ecosystem services but can also export nutrients, trace elements, and other contaminants to …
Split fertilizer nitrogen application with a cereal rye cover crop reduces tile nitrate loads in a corn–soybean rotation
LE Gentry, JM Green, CA Mitchell, LF Andino, MK Rolf… - 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Splitting fertilizer nitrogen (N) applications and using cover crops are management
strategies to reduce nitrate in tile drainage water. We investigated split fertilizer N …
strategies to reduce nitrate in tile drainage water. We investigated split fertilizer N …
Leveraging Low-Frequency Isotope Data for Modeling Catchment-Scale Transit Time Distributions
A Borriero - 2024 - epub.uni-bayreuth.de
Ensuring adequate water quantity and quality is essential for the well-being of both humans
and ecosystems, particularly in the face of global challenges such as climate change and …
and ecosystems, particularly in the face of global challenges such as climate change and …
Identifying nitrate transport mechanisms and export dynamics using water age modeling and concentration-discharge relationships
S Miller - 2024 - ideals.illinois.edu
Tile-drained agricultural catchments in the Midwestern US are a significant source of nitrate
(NO3-) loss to surface waters. Water flow paths and residence times determine the contact …
(NO3-) loss to surface waters. Water flow paths and residence times determine the contact …