Dissolved organic matter (DOM) plays a crucial role in both the carbon cycle and
geochemical cycles of other nutrient elements, which is of importance to the management …

Chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) is a key component with a critical role in the
littoral zones of eutrophic shallow lakes; yet the characteristics of CDOM in these zones …

Hydrological connectivity between terrestrial and aquatic systems is influenced by
landscape features. Topography, vegetation cover and type, lake morphometry and climate …

Terrestrial inputs of dissolved organic matter (DOM) make a significant contribution to the
carbon pool of headwaters and the reactivity of this pool depends on its source and …

This study analyses the effects of the interplay between climate seasonality and
hydrogeomorphic (HGM) lake features on dissolved organic matter (DOM) properties in two …

The existence of taste and odour (T&O) in drinking water is one of the principal causes of
consumer complaints and is commonly related to algae growth. Numerous studies have …

For the last two decades different scientific disciplines have focused on lacustrine dissolved
organic matter (DOM) given its importance in the biogeochemistry of carbon and in …

Andean Patagonian catchments comprise large freshwater networks along a sharp west-to-
east bioclimatic gradient. The Nahuel Huapi National Park (Argentina) includes the …

In aquatic environments the reactive oxygen species hydrogen peroxide (H 2 O 2) is
produced through photochemical reactions involving chromophoric dissolved organic matter …

Shelf seas provide valuable ecosystem services, but their productivity and ecological
functioning depend critically on sunlight transmitted through the water column …