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13. Revisiting the role of small ponds in regulating river water quality in agricultural landscapes: A focus on pond use types and sediment nutrients H. Xie et al.
14. Investigating relationships between climate controls and nutrient flux in surface waters, sediments, and subsurface pathways in an agricultural clay catchment of the Great Lakes Basin H. May et al.
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16. Assessing the effects of climate and land use change on nitrate loads using the SWAT-MODFLOW-RT3D model L. Zhang et al.
17. Long-term trends in water quality and C-Q relationships reveal complex interactions between changing land uses and climate M. Kaltenecker et al.
18. The effect of heavy rainfall events on nitrogen patterns in agricultural surface and underground streams and the implications for karst water quality protection Z. Wang et al.
19. Review on agricultural non-point source pollution monitoring sections layout and pollutant loading estimation in small watershed L. Ying et al.
20. Lakes protect downstream riverine habitats from chloride toxicity L. Rock & H. Dugan
21. Seasonality interacts with mixed land use and conservation in controlling patterns of nutrient and pathogen export from agricultural watersheds A. Vincent et al.
22. Assessing the global flux of organic carbon transported from terrestrial surfaces to oceans by rivers F. Chen et al.
23. Event-based analysis of wetland hydrologic response in the Prairie Pothole Region A. Haque et al.
24. Subsurface influences on watershed nutrient concentrations and loading in a clay dominated agricultural system S. Rixon et al.
25. Quantifying multi-interface runoff-driven nitrogen loss and its control effects in karst hillslopes N. Feng et al.
26. Hydrology Controls Dissolved Organic Carbon and Nitrogen Export and Post‐Storm Recovery in Two Arctic Headwaters A. Shogren et al.
27. A global insight on sensitivity of nitrate leaching to drainage in arable cropping systems J. Li et al.
28. Influence of redox gradients on nitrate transport from the landscape to groundwater and streams A. Tesoriero et al.
29. Synthesizing the impacts of baseflow contribution on concentration–discharge (C–Q) relationships across Australia using a Bayesian hierarchical model D. Guo et al.
30. A complex interplay among agricultural land uses, urbanization, and landscape attributes shapes the concentration-discharge relationships in Ontario, Canada M. Georgina Kaltenecker et al.
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