Sulfur is broadly recognized as a water quality issue of significance for the freshwater
Florida Everglades. Roughly 60% of the remnant Everglades has surface water sulfate …

Both eutrophication and SO4 pollution can lead to higher availability of nutrients and
potentially toxic compounds in wetlands. To unravel the interaction between the level of …

Phragmites australis populations in native areas have been gradually declining since the
mid-20th century. We developed a logical approach based on remote sensing to monitor the …

Aquatic reed beds consisting of Phragmites australis play an important role in lake
ecosystems. Digital Elevation Models (DEM) provide essential information in identifying and …

Many European lakes have suffered from reed die-back since the 1950s. Previous studies
have concluded that this is due to a combination of several interacting factors, but possibly …

Abstract Hydrologic restoration of Hatches Harbor, a tide‐restricted marsh on Cape Cod
(Massachusetts), has resulted in significant plant community changes 7 years following the …

Understanding the effects of watershed land uses (eg, agriculture, urban industry) on stream
ecological conditions is important for the management of large river basins. A total of 41 and …

The removal of four selected heavy metals (Cu, Cd, Pb and Zn) has been assessed in an
upflow anaerobic packed bed reactor filled with porous volcanic rock as an adsorbent and …

Vegetation is perhaps the most conspicuous manifestation of hydrologic and
physicochemical processes that have been transformed by both tidal restrictions and …

Field stratigraphy and macrofossil composition of four mires in Hokkaido, northern Japan,
were investigated to test whether tephra deposition induces long-term vegetation shifts …