Particulate organic matter (POM) in water systems can be converted into dissolved organic
matter (DOM) through various pathways depending on its properties and transformation …

Dissolved oxygen (DO) is an important groundwater-quality parameter, especially within the
context of drinking-water production by riverbank filtration. In riverbank sediments, a strong …

Most peri-alpine shallow aquifers fed by rivers are oxic and the drinking water derived by
riverbank filtration is generally of excellent quality. However, observations during past heat …

Large storm events can not only increase the runoff mass exports of particulate organic
matter (POM) from watersheds, but can also alter the sources, size distribution, and …

Fine particulate organic matter (FPOM) is abundant in rivers, but the quality and quantity of
FPOM in low‐order streams have been investigated less frequently than the dynamics of …

Common assumptions of the nitrogen cycle in agricultural streams point to biologic
transformation of nitrate being tightly linked to benthic carbon turnover within fine sediments …

The impact of extreme hydrologic disturbances on the quality of fine particulate organic
carbon (FPOC) associated with sediments in low‐gradient, agriculturally impacted streams …

Organic matter (OM) nutrient content is expected to change as OM is transported from
upstream forested reaches downstream to open land, and these changes could depend on …

A qualidade da agua e representada por um conjunto de características que envolvem a
natureza química, física e biológica. Esta pesquisa objetivou avaliar a composição de …

Rationale Carbon stable isotope analysis of bulk samples and fatty acids is an established
method for tracing carbon flow pathways and reconstructing trophic interactions, but there is …