A large proportion of nutrients and sediment is mobilised in catchments during storm events.
Therefore understanding a catchment's hydrological behaviour during storms and how this …

Bryophytes can play an important role in key ecosystem processes and represent potential
candidates as bioindicators for environmental monitoring programmes. Nitrate (NO 3−) …

Understanding where nitrate is mobilized from and under what conditions is required to
reduce nitrate loss and protect water quality. Low frequency sampling may inadequately …

While extreme rainfall events may provide rare opportunities for replenishment of surface
water and groundwater resources in vulnerable (semi) arid areas, they are typically also …

Although Europe is the continent with the highest proportion of karst areas, where
hydrological systems are essential but extremely sensitive, data on the ecological status of …

Karst terrain seasonal monsoonal rainfall is often associated with high concentrations of
nitrate-N in streams draining agricultural land. Such high concentrations can pose problems …

Agricultural land in karst systems can pollute water courses, with polluted waters travelling
quickly to and through the sub-surface. Understanding how rapidly nitrate moves within the …

Nitrate is one of the most common pollution sources in groundwater, particularly in highly
vulnerable karst aquifers. The potential for nitrification and denitrification within karst …

Although numerous studies focused on nitrate source, transformation and transport of river
water in karst area have been reported, it's still unclear in understanding nitrate main source …

The efficacy of water quality policies aiming to reduce or prevent nitrate contamination of
waterbodies may be constrained by the inherent delay or “time lag” of water and solute …