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1. Sediment release of nutrients and metals from two contrasting eutrophic California reservoirs under oxic, hypoxic and anoxic conditions S. Defeo et al.
2. A 150-year river water quality record shows reductions in phosphorus loads but not in algal growth potential H. Jarvie et al.
3. Phosphorus Concentrations in Sequentially Fractionated Soil Samples as Affected by Digestion Methods C. do Nascimento et al.
4. From pipes to streams: The hidden influence of orthophosphate additions on urban waterways A. Balangoda et al.
5. Calibration of an in-river phosphorus model: prior evaluation of data needs and model uncertainty N. McIntyre & H. Wheater
6. Spatial and temporal changes in chlorophyll-a concentrations in the River Thames basin, UK: Are phosphorus concentrations beginning to limit phytoplankton biomass? M. Bowes et al.
7. Uncertainty assessment of a dominant-process catchment model of dissolved phosphorus transfer R. Dupas et al.
8. Uncertainty assessment of a process-based integrated catchment model of phosphorus S. Dean et al.
9. Identification of longitudinal and temporal patterns of phosphorus fractionation in river sediments by non-parametric statistics and pattern recognition techniques C. Katsaounos et al.
10. Nutrient and light limitation of periphyton in the River Thames: Implications for catchment management M. Bowes et al.
11. Determination of phosphorus in natural waters: A historical review P. Worsfold et al.
12. Assessment of human effects through phosphorus partitioning in sediments from two catchment basins around Guanabara Bay, SE Brazil C. Rangel et al.
13. Adapted Hedley fractionation for the analysis of inorganic phosphate in biogas digestate K. Dinkler et al.
14. Do higher data frequency and Bayesian auto-calibration lead to better model calibration? Insights from an application of INCA-P, a process-based river phosphorus model L. Jackson-Blake & J. Starrfelt
15. Evaluation of Heliconia psittacorum in a Horizontal Flow Constructed Wetland (HFCW) System for the Treatment of Textile Wastewater C. Henny et al.
16. Skeletal growth controls on Mg/Ca and P/Ca ratios in tropical Eastern Pacific rhodoliths (coralline red algae) H. Sletten et al.
17. Phosphorus dynamics in acidic and neutral fen soils − does vivianite limit phosphorus release? A. Florea et al.
18. Modeling multi-year phosphorus dynamics in a bioretention cell: Phosphorus partitioning, accumulation, and export B. Zhou et al.
19. Electronic Excitation Characteristics and Spectral Behavior of Phosphate Anions R. Zhang et al.
20. Determination of the forms and stability of phosphorus in wastewater effluent from a variety of treatment processes S. Comber et al.
21. Current Awareness
22. The fractionation of phosphorus in UK chalk stream surface waters and its relevance to the regulation and management of water quality P. Shaw et al.
23. Unbiased Measurement of Phosphate and Phosphorus Speciation in Surface Waters V. Packa et al.
24. Physico-chemical factors controlling the speciation of phosphorus in English and Welsh rivers R. Goddard et al.
25. Synthesis of novel silica gel immobilized‐calix[4]arene amide ionophores and their anion binding abilities toward phosphate and chromate anions Ş. Yiǧiter et al.
26. Developing a standard approach for monitoring freshwater pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera) populations in European rivers P. Boon et al.
27. Lanthanum based metal organic frameworks as a new binding agent material for diffusive gradient in thin film (DGT) technique in bioavailability of phosphate removal C. Santikasari et al.
28. Adsorption-desorption kinetics of phosphate between sediment and water in coastal areas F. Andrieux-Loyer & A. Aminot
29. Measuring edge-of-field water quality: Where we have been and the path forward R. Harmel et al.
30. In-situ sampling of nitrophenols in industrial wastewaters using diffusive gradients in thin films based on lignocellulose-derived activated carbons N. You et al.
31. Differences in dissolved phosphate in shallow-lake waters as determined by spectrophotometry and ion chromatography R. Yi et al.
32. Unravelling organic matter and nutrient biogeochemistry in groundwater-fed rivers under baseflow conditions: Uncertainty in in situ high-frequency analysis M. Bieroza & A. Heathwaite
33. Meta‐Analysis of Phosphorus Loss from No‐Till Soils S. Daryanto et al.
34. Herbivore dung deposition increases soil respiration through elevated substrate availability and microbial biomass Z. Zhang et al.
35. Agriculture, community, river eutrophication and the Water Framework Directive C. Neal & H. Jarvie
36. Phosphorus in Surface Runoff from Calcareous Arable Soils of the Semiarid Western United States B. Turner et al.
37. Nutrient Content at the Sediment-Water Interface of Tile-Fed Agricultural Drainage Ditches L. Ahiablame et al.
38. Fast migrations of nitrogen and phosphorus are driven by microorganism in freshwater lake sediments D. He et al.
39. Full-scale trials to achieve low total phosphorus in effluents from sewage treatment works L. Alibardi et al.
40. Nutrient mobility within river basins: a European perspective C. Neal & A. Heathwaite
41. Nutrient loads and sediment losses in sprinkler irrigation runoff affected by compost and manure G. Lehrsch et al.
42. Colorimetric Chemical Differentiation and Detection of Phosphorus in Eutrophic and High Particulate Waters: Advantages of a New Monitoring Approach L. Felgentreu et al.
43. Total phosphorus analyses: is the convenience of automated inline-UV digestion robust enough for freshwater nutrient monitoring? A. Child & B. Moore
44. Analytical Electron-Microscopy Fractionation of Fine and Colloidal Particulate-Phosphorus in Riverbed and Suspended Sediments J. Poulenard et al.
45. Titanium Dioxide-Based DGT Technique for In Situ Measurement of Dissolved Reactive Phosphorus in Fresh and Marine Waters J. Panther et al.
46. Development of total maximum daily loads for bacteria impaired watershed using the comprehensive hydrology and water quality simulation model S. Kim et al.
47. Forty-year trends in the flux and concentration of phosphorus in British rivers A. Civan et al.
48. An Automated Multi-Pumping Pulsed Flow System with Spectrophotometric Detection for the Determination of Phosphate in Natural Waters M. Ribeiro et al.
49. Effect of tile effluent on nutrient concentration and retention efficiency in agricultural drainage ditches L. Ahiablame et al.
50. The use of surfactant-based separation techniques for monitoring of orthophosphate in natural waters and wastewater C. Katsaounos et al.
51. Assessing variability in total phosphorus measurements in Ontario lakes B. Clark et al.
52. Effect of crop type and season on nutrient leaching to tile drainage under a corn–soybean rotation K. King et al.
53. Responses of Contents and Structure of DOM to Spartina alterniflora Invasion in Yanghe Estuary Wetland of Jiaozhou Bay, China H. Zhang et al.
54. Seasonal Monitoring Method for TN and TP Based on Airborne Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Images L. Dong et al.
55. Application of constructed floating wetlands (CFWs) to treat textile effluent C. Henny et al.
56. Hydrogeochemical assessment and water quality of glacier-fed catchment of Chenab basin, Kishtwar Himalaya, Jammu and Kashmir, India S. Rai et al.
57. High-frequency soluble reactive phosphorus in-situ analysis in lakes T. Dadi et al.
58. The speciation of Iowa’s nutrient loads and the implications for midwestern nutrient reduction strategies E. Anderson & K. Schilling
59. Spatial–temporal variability in water quality and macro-invertebrate assemblages in the Upper Mara River basin, Kenya F. Kilonzo et al.
60. Within-river nutrient processing in Chalk streams: The Pang and Lambourn, UK H. Jarvie et al.
61. Evaluation of Stormwater Control Measure Performance Uncertainty M. Aguilar & R. Dymond
62. Nitrogen and phosphorus dynamics during runoff events over a transition from grassland to shrubland in the south‐western United States L. Turnbull et al.
63. Bioavailability of Various Phosphorus Fractions and Their Seasonality in a Eutrophic Estuary in the Southern Baltic Sea – A Laboratory Approach L. Rönspieß et al.
64. Measurement of soluble reactive phosphorus concentration profiles and fluxes in river-bed sediments using DET gel probes H. Jarvie et al.
65. Recent advances in the determination of phosphate in environmental water samples: Insights from practical perspectives X. Zhu & J. Ma
66. Contribution of shoreline erosion to nutrient loading of the Lake Diefenbaker reservoir, Saskatchewan, Canada C. Hewlett et al.
67. Long-term homeostasis of filterable un-reactive phosphorus in a shallow eutrophic lake following a significant reduction in catchment load B. Spears & L. May
68. Advances in Technological Research for Online and In Situ Water Quality Monitoring—A Review G. Silva et al.
69. Electrochemical oxidizing digestion using PbO2electrode for total phosphorus determination in a water sample T. Qi et al.
70. Effects of the origins and stabilization of biosolids and biowastes on their phosphorous composition and extractability Y. Freiberg et al.
71. Removal of chromate and phosphate anion from aqueous solutions using calix[4]aren receptors containing proton switchable units Ş. Ertul et al.
72. Phosphate binding by natural iron-rich colloids in streams S. Baken et al.
73. Using high-frequency phosphorus monitoring for water quality management: a case study of the upper River Itchen, UK G. Fones et al.
74. Removal of Phosphate Anions from Aqueous Solutions by Using Macrocyclic Receptors-Based Polyether, Lactone and Lactam Derivatives Ş. Ertul et al.
75. Understanding the controls on sediment-P interactions and dynamics along a non-tidal river system in a rural–urban catchment: The River Nene A. Tye et al.
76. Spectrophotometric Determination of Low Levels of the Orthophosphate Anion as Molybdenum Blue using Sodium Thiosulphate Reducing agent I. Nalumansi et al.
77. Hybridized machine learning models for phosphate pollution modeling in water systems for multiple uses T. Boratto et al.
78. Comparison of inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry and molybdenum blue colorimetry for total phosphorus determination in freshwater invertebrates M. Costanza-Robinson et al.
79. Sewage-effluent phosphorus: A greater risk to river eutrophication than agricultural phosphorus? H. Jarvie et al.
80. Stream water chemistry and quality along an upland–lowland rural land-use continuum, south west England H. Jarvie et al.
81. Colorimetric analysis is not sufficient to estimate bioavailable phosphorus in a hypersaline aquatic environment C. Khoi et al.
82. Effects of Microplastics on the Transport of Soil Dissolved Organic Matter in the Loess Plateau of China Z. Guo et al.
83. Evaluating Sediment Phosphorus Exchange in Rural Ontario Headwaters by Paired Sequential Extraction and Sorption Isotherms N. Falk et al.
84. POM@PMO plastic electrode for phosphate electrochemical detection: a further improvement of the detection limit S. Ben-Aissa et al.
85. Declines in phosphorus concentration in the upper River Thames (UK): Links to sewage effluent cleanup and extended end-member mixing analysis C. Neal et al.
86. Remobilization and hypoxia-dependent migration of phosphorus at the coastal sediment-water interface F. Pan et al.
87. Biochar and organic fertilizer applications enhance soil functional microbial abundance and agroecosystem multifunctionality W. Hu et al.
88. Prediction of storm transfers and annual loads with data-based mechanistic models using high-frequency data M. Ockenden et al.
89. Phosphorus source-sink distributions and fluxes in shallow-water wetland sediments: Insights from multiple habitats, varying water quality, and microbial communities Y. Zhang et al.
90. Efficiency of a constructed wetland for retention of sediment-associated phosphorus K. Johannesson et al.
91. A simple and cost‐effective manual solid phase extraction method for the determination of nanomolar dissolved reactive phosphorus in aqueous samples Y. Yuan et al.
92. Assessing exchangeable phosphate and related data in coastal sediments: Theoretical and practical considerations F. Andrieux-Loyer & A. Aminot
93. Sampling, Storage and Laboratory Approaches for Dissolved Organic Matter Characterisation in Freshwaters: Moving from Nutrient Fraction to Molecular-Scale Characterisation C. Lloyd et al.
94. Effect of Storage Method and Associated Holding Time on Nitrogen and Phosphorus Concentrations in Surface Water Samples M. Moore & M. Locke
95. Determination of nanomolar concentrations of phosphate in freshwaters using flow injection with luminol chemiluminescence detection M. Yaqoob et al.
96. Estimating storm discharge and water quality data uncertainty: A software tool for monitoring and modeling applications R. Harmel et al.
97. Challenges with secondary use of multi-source water-quality data in the United States L. Sprague et al.
98. Nonlinear empirical modeling to estimate phosphorus exports using continuous records of turbidity and discharge C. Minaudo et al.
99. Phosphorus Transport in a Lowland Stream Derived from a Tracer Test with 32P D. Zięba & P. Wachniew
100. Uncertainty in monitoring E. coli concentrations in streams and stormwater runoff R. Harmel et al.
101. Quantifying variability within water samples: The need for adequate subsampling I. Donohue & K. Irvine
102. Sewage effluent clean-up reduces phosphorus but not phytoplankton in lowland chalk stream (River Kennet, UK) impacted by water mixing from adjacent canal C. Neal et al.
103. Representation of Solid and Nutrient Concentrations in Irrigation Water from Tailwater-Recovery Systems by Surface Water Grab Samples A. Omer et al.
104. Role of river bed sediments as sources and sinks of phosphorus across two major eutrophic UK river basins: the Hampshire Avon and Herefordshire Wye H. Jarvie et al.
105. Nutrient criteria for surface waters under the European Water Framework Directive: Current state-of-the-art, challenges and future outlook S. Poikane et al.
106. Streamwater phosphorus and nitrogen across a gradient in rural–agricultural land use intensity H. Jarvie et al.
107. Hydrodynamic and water quality modeling of a large floodplain lake (Poyang Lake) in China B. Li et al.
108. Effects of water level fluctuation and sediment–water nutrient exchange on phosphorus biogeochemistry in two coastal wetlands S. Duhamel et al.
109. A data-based predictive model for spatiotemporal variability in stream water quality D. Guo et al.
110. XANES spectroscopy as a tool to trace phosphorus transformation during soil genesis and mountain ecosystem development from lake sediments C. Giguet-Covex et al.
111. Sampling, storage and laboratory approaches for dissolved organic matter characterisation in freshwaters: Moving from nutrient fraction to molecular-scale characterisation C. Lloyd et al.
112. Understanding nutrient biogeochemistry in agricultural catchments: the challenge of appropriate monitoring frequencies M. Bieroza et al.
113. Spatial and seasonal phosphorus dynamics in a eutrophic estuary of the southern Baltic Sea L. Rönspieß et al.
114. The Utilization of Catfish Bone Waste as Microcalcium by Different Preparation Methods S. Ratnawati et al.
115. Available soil phosphorus, phosphorus buffering and soil cover determine most variation in phosphorus concentration in runoff from pastoral sites M. Hart & P. Cornish
116. Phosphorus in urban stormwater runoff: a review of sources, transport pathways, and control solutions B. Zhou et al.
117. Colloidal Phosphorus in Surface Runoff and Water Extracts from Semiarid Soils of the Western United States B. Turner et al.
118. Methodological approaches to phytomediation of productive processes in chalk quarry reservoirs of Belarus A. Ramanchuk et al.
119. The strategic significance of wastewater sources to pollutant phosphorus levels in English rivers and to environmental management for rural, agricultural and urban catchments C. Neal et al.
120. Effects of polyacrylamide on soil erosion and nutrient losses from substrate material in steep rocky slope stabilization projects Z. Chen et al.
121. Determining the sources of nutrient flux to water in headwater catchments: Examining the speciation balance to inform the targeting of mitigation measures C. Lloyd et al.
122. A Minimum Data Set of Water Quality Parameters to Assess and Compare Treatment Efficiency of Stormwater Facilities S. Ingvertsen et al.
123. Behavior responses of zebrafish (Danio rerio) to aquatic environmental stresses in the characteristic of circadian rhythms M. Yang et al.
124. Design of a field flow system for the on-line spectrophotometric determination of phosphate, nitrite and nitrate in natural water and wastewater I. Tsoulfanidis et al.
125. Seasonal River Export of Nitrogen to Guanting and Baiyangdian Lakes in the Hai He Basin J. Yang et al.
126. Aspects of phosphorus transfer from soils in Europe A. Delgado & R. Scalenghe
127. Efficiency of the Hydroponic System as an Approach to Confirm the Solubilization of CaHPO4 by Microbial Strains Using Glycine max as a Model M. Reis et al.
128. Influence of concrete material of runoff collection containers on monitoring of nitrogen and phosphorus pollutants C. Ye et al.
129. Seasonal Manure Application Timing and Storage Effects on Field‐ and Watershed‐Level Phosphorus Losses J. Liu et al.
130. Phosphorus in groundwater—an overlooked contributor to eutrophication? I. Holman et al.
131. Forms of phosphorus in suspended particulate matter in agriculture-dominated lowland catchments: Iron as phosphorus carrier B. van der Grift et al.
132. Consideration of measurement uncertainty in the evaluation of goodness-of-fit in hydrologic and water quality modeling R. Daren Harmel & P. Smith
133. Dissolved and particulate nutrient transport dynamics of a small Irish catchment: the River Owenabue S. Harrington & J. Harrington
134. A compact hydrodynamic sequential injection system for consecutive on-line determination of phosphate and ammonium W. Khongpet et al.
135. Evaluation of Sodium Omadine for Short-Term Preservation of Nitrate-N and Orthophosphate in Water Samples L. Dunderman et al.
136. A blue arsenomolybdic acid-crystal violet ion-associate pair paving the way for the field detection of arsenic in groundwater M. Krishna et al.
137. Performance of grass and eucalyptus riparian buffers in a pasture catchment, Western Australia, part 2: water quality L. McKergow et al.
138. Spatial and seasonal variations in phosphorus speciation along a river in a lowland catchment (Warnow, Germany) F. Bitschofsky & M. Nausch
139. Dissolved Reactive Phosphorus Loads to Western Lake Erie: The Hidden Influence of Nanoparticles M. River & C. Richardson
140. Physicochemical characteristics of a southern Lake Michigan river plume Y. Jameel et al.
141. Temporal phosphorus dynamics affecting retention estimates in agricultural constructed wetlands K. Johannesson et al.
142. Briefing: Rapid determination of total phosphorus R. Ning et al.
143. Influence of stormflow and baseflow phosphorus pressures on stream ecology in agricultural catchments M. Shore et al.
144. Response of soil dissolved organic matter to microplastic addition in Chinese loess soil H. Liu et al.
145. Seasonal variation in phosphorus concentration–discharge hysteresis inferred from high-frequency in situ monitoring M. Bieroza & A. Heathwaite
146. Phosphorus bioavailability in rivers flowing through contrasting land uses J. Mbabazi et al.
147. Interactive effects of microplastics and glyphosate on the dynamics of soil dissolved organic matter in a Chinese loess soil H. Liu et al.
148. Phosphorus Retention and Remobilization along Hydrological Pathways in Karst Terrain H. Jarvie et al.
149. Gel-Based Coloration Technique for the Submillimeter-Scale Imaging of Labile Phosphorus in Sediments and Soils with Diffusive Gradients in Thin Films S. Ding et al.
150. Biosolids increase phosphate adsorption of semi-arid Mediterranean soils Y. Freiberg et al.
151. Does dissolved humic acid suppress orthophosphate adsorption to soils? It depends on the type of clay in the soil Y. Freiberg et al.
152. Can an Integrated Constructed Wetland in Norfolk Reduce Nutrient Concentrations and Promote In Situ Bird Species Richness? O. van Biervliet et al.
153. Impact of Treated Sewage Effluent on the Microbiology of a Small Brook Using Flow Cytometry as a Diagnostic Tool I. Harry et al.
154. Runoff-driven nitrogen and phosphorus dynamics of substrate material for rocky slope eco-engineering Z. Chen et al.
155. Measurement of Dissolved Reactive Phosphorus in Water with Polyquaternary Ammonium Salt as a Binding Agent in Diffusive Gradients in Thin-Films Technique H. Chen et al.
156. Toward an In Situ Phosphate Sensor in Natural Waters Using a Microfluidic Flow Loop Analyzer Y. Chen et al.
157. Tracking changes in nutrient delivery to western Lake Erie: Approaches to compensate for variability and trends in streamflow A. Choquette et al.
158. Effect of biosolid-derived dissolved organic matter on orthophosphate sorption to soils depends on clay mineralogy and solution composition ‏. Freiberg et al.
159. The fluvial flux of total reactive and total phosphorus from the UK in the context of a national phosphorus budget: comparing UK river fluxes with phosphorus trade imports and exports F. Worrall et al.
160. Detecting and explaining long‐term changes in river water quality in south‐eastern Australia Z. He et al.
161. Impact of urbanization and land use on wetland water quality: A case study in Mengxi town S. Wang et al.
162. Water quality assessment and catchment-scale nutrient flux modeling in the Ramganga River Basin in north India: An application of INCA model D. Pathak et al.
163. Speciation of phosphorus fractionation in river sediments by explanatory data analysis C. Katsaounos et al.
164. Monitoring Phosphorus During High Flows: Critical for Implementing Surrogacy Models E. Anderson et al.
165. The impacts of biofouling on automated phosphorus analysers during long-term deployment Y. Chen & J. Crossman