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The role of agricultural drainage, storm-events, and natural filtration on the biogeochemical cycling capacity of aquatic and sediment environments in Lake Erie's drainage basin

S. Knorr, Christopher G. Weisener, Lori A. Phillips

2023The Science of The Total Environment11 citationsDOI

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Environmental scienceBiogeochemical cycleWatershedTile drainageNutrientStormwaterHydrology (agriculture)BiogeochemistrySedimentCyclingDrainageWater qualityNutrient cycleStormSoil waterEcologySurface runoffGeologyGeographySoil scienceBiologyOceanographyArchaeologyComputer scienceGeotechnical engineeringPaleontologyMachine learningSoil and Water Nutrient DynamicsHydrology and Watershed Management StudiesSoil erosion and sediment transport
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