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Basin ecological function zoning based on gross ecosystem product. [PDF]

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Li X, Meng X, Lu Z, Sun J, Zhang M.
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Distinct changes in riparian sediment microbial communities with depth and time since dam removal. [PDF]

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Moore ER, Rahman MM, Galella JG, Sena M, Joshi B, Yaculak A, Peipoch M, Kan J, Inamdar S.   +8 more
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Soil and river water salinity dynamics in coastal Bangladesh. [PDF]

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Rahman AZ, Shamsudduha M, Haq MI, Hanif M, Islam MS, Islam SS, Biswas A, Taylor RG.   +7 more
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Defining stream riparian zones across multidimensional environmental gradients. [PDF]

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Dodds WK, Barmuta LA, Bernal S, Corman J, Harms TK, Johnson SL, Li L, Fernandes Cunha DG, Olden JD, Riis T, Silva LCR, Stella JC, Sullivan P, Wohl E.   +13 more
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Spatial analysis of groundwater potential mapping using the geospatial technology in the Northern Ethiopia, Amhara Region. [PDF]

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Nigusse AG, Baye G, Berhane G, Zenebe A, Gebremedhin E.   +4 more
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Waterbird Diversity Patterns Under Varied Hydrological Regimes in Dongting Lake and Surrounding Lakes. [PDF]

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Zhang S, Zhang P, Zou Y, Li D, Li F, Deng Z, Zeng J, Wang S, Wu T, Song Y, Li F, Xia W, Xie Y.   +12 more
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Agricultural modifications of hydrological flows create ecological surprises

Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 2008
Agricultural expansion and intensification have altered the quantity and quality of global water flows. Research suggests that these changes have increased the risk of catastrophic ecosystem regime shifts. We identify and review evidence for agriculture-related regime shifts in three parts of the hydrological cycle: interactions between agriculture and
Line J, Gordon, Garry D, Peterson, Elena M, Bennett   +2 more
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The hydrologic behavior of agricultural watersheds

Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1944
During the past decade there has been much discussion, pro and con, with regard to the effects of agricultural operations upon the amount and regimen of runoff from watersheds. The problem becomes highly involved on large watersheds, because they are made up of various complexes of soil, cover, topography, and other edaphic features.
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Coupling of Agricultural Economic and Hydrological Models

German Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2003
The objective of the paper is to show the potential of interdisciplinary model networks consisting of agricultural economic and natural science models performing integrated impact assessments of agri-environmental policies. The potentials are exemplified using a coupling of the agricultural sector model RAUMIS with the hydrological models GROWA98 and ...
Horst Gömann, Peter Kreins, Ralf Kunkel, Frank Wendland   +3 more
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Hydrological heterogeneity in agricultural riparian buffer strips

Journal of Hydrology, 2017
Riparian buffer strips (RBS) may protect surface water and groundwater in agricultural settings, although their effectiveness, observed in field-scale studies, may not extend to a watershed scale. Hydrologically-controlled leaching plots have often shown RBS to be effective at buffering nutrients and pesticides, but uncontrolled field studies have ...
Hénault-Ethier, Louise, Larocque, Marie, Perron, Rachel, Wiseman, Natalie, Labrecque, Michel   +4 more
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