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3. Evaluating heterogeneous lacustrine groundwater discharge of Hulun Lake using radium isotopes in Inner Mongolia, China X. Gu et al.
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5. Lacustrine groundwater discharge as an important hidden source of nutrients to a large eutrophic lake: Implications for eutrophication management J. Zheng et al.
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7. Contrasting lacustrine groundwater discharge in two small perennial lakes around dried-up Chahannaoer Lake, Northern China R. Xu et al.
8. Spatiotemporal variability, driving factors, and potential human health risks of fluoride and nitrate in surface water and groundwater of a sandy desert lake basin, Northwest China X. Li et al.
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10. Hydrogeochemical characterization and CO2 consumption in the Maqu catchment of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau by multiple hydrogeochemical methods M. Li et al.
11. Application of radon (222Rn) as an environmental tracer in hydrogeological and geological investigations: An overview S. Sukanya et al.
12. Riverine groundwater discharge estimation in a dynamic river corridor using 222Rn F. Liao et al.
13. Contrasting nutrients input along with groundwater discharge to east Dongting Lake, central China: A geological perspective X. Sun et al.
14. Estimation of Lacustrine Groundwater Discharge (LGD) to an urban Himalayan lake using environmental tracers (222Rn, δ18O, EC) I. Pall et al.
15. Unveiling sources and fate of sulfate in lake-groundwater system combined Bayesian isotope mixing model with radon mass balance model S. Qu et al.
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18. Spatio-temporal variability of lacustrine groundwater discharge and related pollutant fluxes in an agricultural drainage lake: Coupled influence of meteorological factors and vegetation coverage dynamics Y. Zhao et al.
19. Spatial variability of methane fluxes driven by lacustrine groundwater discharge and its influence on lake methane emissions H. Tian et al.
20. Spatial variability of nutrient fluxes associated with lacustrine groundwater discharge in a typical oxbow lake, Central China J. Xu et al.
21. Impact of water level fluctuations on lacustrine groundwater discharge and groundwater-borne nutrient import into lakes Y. Du et al.
22. Contrastive mechanisms of lacustrine groundwater discharge and associated pollutant fluxes into two typical inland lakes in Inner Mongolia, Northwest China Y. Zhao et al.
23. Tracing Bank Storage and Hyporheic Exchange Dynamics Using 222Rn: Virtual and Field Tests and Comparison With Other Tracers F. Liao et al.
24. Quantifying groundwater discharge and associated nutrient fluxes to the Honghu Lake, central China Y. Gan et al.
25. Hydrochemical and isotopic interpretation of interactions between surface water and groundwater in Delingha, Northwest China N. Yang et al.
26. Geogenic and anthropogenic impacts on phosphorus enrichment in groundwater around China’s largest freshwater lake X. Ke et al.
27. Spatial Patterns and Quantification of Lacustrine Groundwater Discharge Determined Based on 222Rn X. Sun et al.
28. Seasonal characteristics of groundwater discharge controlled by precipitation and its environmental effects in a coal mining subsidence lake, eastern China C. Jiang et al.
29. Spatio-temporal variations of lacustrine groundwater discharge and related nutrient fluxes in a typical lake in front of hillocks Y. Gan et al.
30. Unraveling controlling factors of concentration discharge relationships in a fractured aquifer dominant spring-shed: Evidence from mean transit time and radium reactive transport model X. Luo & J. Jiao
31. Contribution of LGD source carbon to the carbon emission of eutrophic steppe lakes in northern cold and arid regions Z. Li et al.
32. Quantifying the effects of geogenic contaminated groundwater on water quality of Ulansuhai lake, Hetao Basin, China R. Liu et al.
33. Unveiling origin and enrichment of fluoride in the Daihai lake basin, China, using a hybrid hydrochemical and multi-isotopic method S. Qu et al.
34. Mixing and transformation processes of water sources in the lower Yarlung Tsangpo River: Insights from δ18O, Δ17O, 222Rn, and hydrochemistry Z. Wang et al.
35. Diversity of fishes in karst Plateau lakes, Guizhou, China R. Zhang et al.
36. Radon-222 as a groundwater discharge tracer to surface waters D. Adyasari et al.
37. Is the impact of groundwater on lake greenhouse gas dynamics underestimated? A comparative analysis of subsurface and ecological factors J. Yu et al.
38. Assessing groundwater discharge and associated nutrient loads in a large shallow ice-covered lake using thermal infrared remote sensing, 222Rn, and 18O H. Liang et al.
39. Seasonal dynamics of closed shallow lakes nutrient status controlled by lacustrine groundwater discharge X. Sun et al.
40. Spatial variability of lacustrine groundwater discharge in the largest urban lake in Asia: Coupled influence from land use and hydrogeology P. Sun et al.
41. Effects of the freeze–thaw process on sources and pathways of subsurface flow in an alpine hillslope on the northeastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Y. Zhang et al.
42. Contribution of groundwater discharge and associated contaminants input to Dongting Lake, Central China, using multiple tracers (222Rn, 18O, Cl−) X. Sun et al.
43. Tracing groundwater discharge into a coal mining subsidence lake in eastern China: Observations from water stable (δD and δ18O) and radon (222Rn) isotopes C. Jiang et al.
44. Synergy of lacustrine groundwater discharge and algal biomass on CH4 and CO2 pathways and emissions in a large shallow eutrophic lake X. Shi et al.
45. Spatial variability of lacustrine groundwater discharge at basin scale X. Sun et al.
46. Using stable isotopes of surface water and groundwater to quantify moisture sources across the Yellow River source region X. Kuang et al.
47. Quantification of groundwater-borne greenhouse gases (CH4, CO2, N2O) fluxes to an oxbow lake in a subtropical alluvial-lacustrine plain Y. Jiang et al.