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17. Long-term purification efficiency and factors affecting performance in peatland-based treatment wetlands: An analysis of 28 peat extraction sites in Finland K. Heikkinen et al.
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23. Microbial Synthesis of ZnO Nanoparticles: A Green Strategy for Mitigating Wastewater Stress in Wheat (Triticum aestivum) A. Ishfaq et al.
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26. Heterotrophic aquatic metabolism and sustained carbon dioxide emissions in a mineral-soil wetland restored with treated effluent M. Bogard et al.
27. Regional differences in impacts to water quality from the bioenergy mandate S. Keerthi & S. Miller
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30. Nutrient dynamics in small west-flowing tropical mountainous rivers of India S. Reddy et al.
31. Ecology, evolution, and management strategies of northern pike populations in the Baltic Sea P. Larsson et al.
32. Alternative stable states in large shallow lakes? A. Janssen et al.
33. Wetland nitrogen removal from agricultural runoff in a changing climate J. Nilsson et al.
34. Sequential Sedimentation-Biofiltration System for the purification of a small urban river (the Sokolowka, Lodz) supplied by stormwater S. Szklarek et al.
35. The Power of Environmental Observatories for Advancing Multidisciplinary Research, Outreach, and Decision Support: The Case of the Minnesota River Basin K. Gran et al.
36. Assessment of the physicochemical properties of the sediment from the Gangetic floodplain wetlands of West Bengal, India, with GIS and a statistical approach B. Das et al.
37. Performance of an Agricultural Wetland-Reservoir-Irrigation Management System M. Haverstock et al.
38. Long term state of coastal lagoons in Veracruz, Mexico: Effects of land use changes in watersheds on seagrasses habitats N. Rivera-Guzmán et al.
39. Magnitude and Trophic Fate of Black Needlerush (Juncus Roemerianus) Productivity: Does Nutrient Addition Matter? A. Hunter et al.
40. Lowland artificial watersheds with unique nutrient transport: Response to natural and anthropogenic drivers J. Zhang et al.
41. The influence of nutrient loading, climate and water depth on nitrogen and phosphorus loss in shallow lakes: a pan-European mesocosm experiment J. Coppens et al.
42. Quantifying the contribution of riparian soils to the provision of ecosystem services L. de Sosa et al.
43. Assessing California's bar-built estuaries using the California Rapid Assessment Method W. Heady et al.
44. Rise of toxic cyanobacterial blooms in temperate freshwater lakes: causes, correlations and possible countermeasures S. Scholz et al.
45. Micro-Catchments, Macro Effects: Natural Water Retention Measures in the Kylldal Catchment, Germany S. Nauta et al.
46. Hydrologic and water quality performance of a subsurface gravel wetland treating stormwater runoff C. Sullivan & W. McDonald
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48. Water Purifying Capacity of Natural Riverine Wetlands in Relation to Their Ecological Quality A. Sileshi et al.
49. Socio-economic impacts of wetland cultivation in South-Bench, Southwest Ethiopia M. Kassahun et al.
50. River–floodplain hydrology of an embanked lowland Chalk river and initial response to embankment removal H. Clilverd et al.
51. Green infrastructure and climate change impacts on the flows and water quality of urban catchments: Salmons Brook and Pymmes Brook in north-east London G. Bussi et al.
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54. Nitrogen retention in natural Mediterranean wetland-streams affected by agricultural runoff V. García-García et al.
55. Influence of land use and rainfall variability on nutrient concentrations in Florida Lakes C. Xiong & M. Hoyer
56. An analysis of long-term Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas performance using structural equation models J. Hu et al.
57. On the potential for improving water quality entering the Great Barrier Reef lagoon using constructed wetlands J. Wallace & N. Waltham
58. The role of biological factors in nitrogen attenuation in ditch: An innovative approach through quantification of biological factors X. Zhang et al.
59. Whole-system estimation of hourly denitrification in a flow-through riverine wetland W. Zhang et al.
60. Nitrogen and phosphorus retention in Danish restored wetlands J. Audet et al.
61. A GIS Multi-Criteria Analysis Tool for a Low-Cost, Preliminary Evaluation of Wetland Effectiveness for Nutrient Buffering at Watershed Scale: The Case Study of Grand River, Ontario, Canada A. Alamanos & G. Papaioannou
62. Effect of Diverse Abiotic Conditions on the Structure and Biodiversity of Ichthyofauna in Small, Natural Water Bodies Located on Agricultural Lands A. Brysiewicz et al.
63. Ongoing anthropogenic eutrophication of the catchment area threatens the Doñana World Heritage Site (South-west Spain) I. Paredes et al.
64. Assessing the cost-effectiveness of the water purification function of wetlands for environmental planning M. Trepel
65. Efficiency of a constructed wetland for retention of sediment-associated phosphorus K. Johannesson et al.
66. Abundance of anammox bacteria in different wetland soils S. Humbert et al.
67. Impact of vegetation harvesting on nutrient removal and plant biomass quality in wetland buffer zones E. Jabłońska et al.
68. The Use of Constructed Wetlands for Nitrogen Removal from Agricultural Drainage: a Review J. Vymazal
69. Can Constructed Wetlands Reduce the Diffuse Phosphorus Loads to Eutrophic Water in Cold Temperate Regions? B. Braskerud et al.
70. Unraveling groundwater functioning and nitrate attenuation in evaporitic karst systems from southern Spain: An isotopic approach N. Valiente et al.
71. Carbon and phosphorus dynamics ofJusticia americanain mid-Atlantic stream ecosystems M. Keating & J. Simmons
72. Sediment and Phosphorus Accumulation Dynamics behind Newly Installed Low-Grade Weirs in Agricultural Drainage Ditches R. Kröger et al.
73. The filtering capacity of a tropical riverine wetland: I. Water balance D. McJannet et al.
74. Ecological Approach of Campus Wastewater Treatment using Constructed Wetland E. Winanti et al.
75. Ecological Engineering Practices for the Reduction of Excess Nitrogen in Human-Influenced Landscapes: A Guide for Watershed Managers E. Passeport et al.
76. Soil Characteristics and Hydromorphological Patterns Control Denitrification at the Floodplain Scale U. Kaden et al.
77. Valuing present and future benefits provided by coastal wetlands and living shorelines D. Bilkovic et al.
78. The filtering capacity of a tropical riverine wetland: II. Sediment and nutrient balances D. McJannet et al.
79. Australia’s wetlands – learning from the past to manage for the future G. Bino et al.
80. EFFICACY OF PHRAGMITE KARKA PLANT IN CONSTRUCTED WETLAND SYSTEM S. Saxena
81. Response of phosphorus distribution to burn frequency and seasonality in the Sanjiang Plain wetlands (Northeast China) G. Li et al.
82. Rewetting effects on nitrogen cycling and nutrient export from coastal peatlands to the Baltic Sea A. Breznikar et al.
83. Groundwater influence on water budget of a small constructed floodplain wetland in the Ridge and Valley of Virginia, USA A. Ludwig & W. Hession
84. Attenuation of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and E. coli Inputs from Pasture Runoff to Surface Waters by a Farm Wetland: the Importance of Wetland Shape and Residence Time R. Wilcock et al.
85. Floodplains and coastal wetlands as nutrient sinks: a restoration perspective D. Zak et al.
86. Stream water quality affected by interacting hydrological and biogeochemical processes in a riparian wetland C. Weyer et al.
87. Critical Research Gaps for Understanding Environmental Impacts of Discharging Treated Municipal Wastewater into Assimilation Wetlands T. Sloey et al.
88. Spatial variation of denitrification and key controlling factors in streams and ponds sediments from a critical zone (southwestern France) X. Wu et al.
89. Forty Years of Wetland Status and Trends Analyses in the Great Lakes Using Landsat Archive Imagery and Google Earth Engine M. Amani et al.
90. A graph-based modeling framework for tracing hydrological pollutant transport in surface waters D. Cole et al.
91. Performance of subsurface flow constructed wetland mesocosms in enhancing nutrient removal from municipal wastewater in warm tropical environments N. Bateganya et al.
92. Macrophytes as a Digestion Substrate. Assessment of a Sonication Pretreatment D. Kist et al.
93. Estimating Aboveground Biomass and Its Spatial Distribution in Coastal Wetlands Utilizing Planet Multispectral Imagery G. Miller et al.
94. Impact of urbanization on coastal wetland structure and function S. LEE et al.
95. A Phosphorus Dynamic model for lowland Polder systems (PDP) J. Huang et al.
96. Vegetated Ditch Habitats Provide Net Nitrogen Sink and Phosphorus Storage Capacity in Agricultural Drainage Networks Despite Senescent Plant Leaching J. Taylor et al.
97. Modeling phosphorus retention at low concentrations in Florida Everglades mesocosms D. Marois & W. Mitsch
98. Evaluating the effects of upstream lakes and wetlands on lake phosphorus concentrations using a spatially-explicit model T. Zhang et al.
99. Multiscale regulation of microcystin production, persistence and degradation in inland waters J. Lerminiaux et al.
100. Riparian wetland rehabilitation and beaver re-colonization impacts on hydrological processes and water quality in a lowland agricultural catchment A. Smith et al.
101. Elevated nutrient inputs to marshes differentially impact carbon and nitrogen cycling in two northern Gulf of Mexico saltmarsh plants T. Ledford et al.
102. Coupling mountain and lowland watershed models to characterize nutrient loading: An eight-year investigation in Lake Chaohu Basin J. Zhang et al.
103. Study of Pollutant Degradation Coefficient in Natural Mangrove Forests A. Hanipah & Z. Guo
104. Nitrogen removal in constructed marshes at sites protected from and exposed to waves N. Temple et al.
105. Impact of hydrodynamics (ex- and infiltration) on the microbially controlled phosphorus mobility in running water sediments of a cultivated northeast German wetland S. Maassen & D. Balla
106. Hydrology and Nutrient Dynamics in Managed Restored Wetlands of California’s Central Valley, USA S. Kahara et al.
107. The effectiveness of sediment and phosphorus removal by a small constructed wetland in Norway: 18 years of monitoring and perspectives for the future D. Krzeminska et al.
108. Recognising diversity in wetlands and farming systems to support sustainable agriculture and conserve wetlands A. van Dam et al.
109. The importance of wetlands in the energy balance of an agricultural landscape H. Huryna et al.
110. Evolution and phosphorus fractionation in saline Spolic Technosols flooded with eutrophic water M. González-Alcaraz et al.
111. Effectiveness of a Natural Headwater Wetland for Reducing Agricultural Nitrogen Loads E. Uuemaa et al.
112. Contribution of wetlands to nitrate removal at the watershed scale A. Hansen et al.
113. Hydroclimatic influences and physiographic controls on phosphorus dynamics in prairie pothole wetlands A. Haque et al.
114. Nitrate attenuation in soil and shallow groundwater under a bottomland hedgerow in a European farming landscape C. Grimaldi et al.
115. Water quality dynamics of floodplain lakes in relation to river flooding and cattle grazing G. Mayora et al.
116. Exploring a green-approach for 6PPD and 6PPD-Q removal: Riverine plants in natural wetlands Y. Lei et al.
117. Nitrogen Removal in a Small Constructed Wetland:  An Isotope Mass Balance Approach M. Reinhardt et al.
118. Associations between county-level land cover classes and cyanobacteria blooms in the United States J. Marion et al.
119. The value of coastal wetland flood prevention lost to urbanization on the coastal plain of the Gulf of Mexico: An analysis of flood damage by hurricane impacts C. Vázquez-González et al.
120. Modelling nutrient dynamics in cold agricultural catchments: A review D. Costa et al.
121. Variations of denitrification in a farming catchment area F. Oehler et al.
122. Performance of a ‘Transitioned' Infiltration Basin Part 2: Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removals P. Natarajan & A. Davis
123. Phosphorus release from sediments in a treatment wetland: Contrast between DET and EPC0 methodologies E. Palmer-Felgate et al.
124. Multi-Year N and P Removal of a 10-Year-Old Surface Flow Constructed Wetland Treating Agricultural Drainage Waters M. Tolomio et al.
125. Mitigating agrichemicals from an artificial runoff event using a managed riverine wetland R. Lizotte et al.
126. Coastal wetland stability maintained through counterbalancing accretionary responses to chronic nutrient enrichment S. Graham & I. Mendelssohn
127. Temporary freshwater wetlands floristics in central Mexico highlands T. Lobato-de Magalhães & M. Martínez
128. Study on Evolution Features and Spatial Distribution Patterns of Coastal Wetlands in North Jiangsu Province, China H. Liao et al.
129. Promoting success in thin layer sediment placement: effects of sediment grain size and amendments on salt marsh plant growth and greenhouse gas exchange B. Wilburn et al.
130. CLEAN DEVELOPMENT MECHANISM AND CARBON CYCLING OF SEWAGE WASTE BY CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS S. Saxena
131. Nutrient removal potential and biomass production by Phragmites australis and Typha latifolia on European rewetted peat and mineral soils J. Geurts et al.
132. Riparian Land Use and Hydrological Connectivity Influence Nutrient Retention in Tropical Rivers Receiving Wastewater Treatment Plant Discharge N. Finkler et al.
133. Lessons learned? Effects of nutrient reductions from constructing wetlands in 1996–2006 across Sweden B. Arheimer & B. Pers
134. Estimating the Importance of Aquatic Primary Productivity for Phosphorus Retention in Florida Everglades Mesocosms D. Marois et al.
135. Quantification of individual phosphorus species in sediment: a sequential conversion and extraction method J. Oxmann et al.
136. Nutrient Removal Potential of Headwater Wetlands in Coastal Plains of Alabama, USA S. Isik et al.
137. No-net-loss not met for nutrient function in freshwater marshes: recommendations for wetland mitigation policies K. Hossler et al.
138. Lake Chlorophyll-a Linked to Upstream Nutrients across the Conterminous United States M. Dietrich et al.
139. How can we reduce phosphorus export from lowland polders? Implications from a sensitivity analysis of a coupled model J. Huang et al.
140. Screening of prevailing processes that drive surface water quality of running waters in a cultivated wetland region of Germany — A multivariate approach S. Maassen et al.
141. Ecosystem services provided by South African palmiet wetlands: A case for investment in strategic water source areas A. Rebelo et al.
142. Impact of water level management on organic carbon availability and nitrogen transformations in wetland sediments J. Morelle et al.
143. Assessing and addressing the re-eutrophication of Lake Erie: Central basin hypoxia D. Scavia et al.
144. Water quality variation along streams with similar agricultural development but contrasting riparian vegetation N. Connolly et al.
145. Linking Nutrient Dynamics with Urbanization Degree and Flood Control Reservoirs on the Bahlui River N. Marcoie et al.
146. Whole Ecosystem Evidence of Eutrophication Enhancement by Wetland Dredging in a Shallow Tropical Lake H. Marotta et al.
147. High salinity suppresses nitrogen cycle genes and shifts nitrifier communities in the black mangrove rhizosphere I. Figueroa-Galvis et al.
148. Soil Nitrogen Transformations and Availability in Upland Pine and Bottomland Alder Forests T. Yoon et al.
149. Enhanced Nitrate Reduction within a Constructed Wetland System: Nitrate Removal within Groundwater Flow E. Maxwell et al.
150. Model-based assessment and mapping of total phosphorus enrichment in rivers with sparse reference data P. Esselman & R. Stevenson
151. Effects of land use changes on eutrophication indicators in five coastal lagoons of the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean L. Rodríguez-Gallego et al.
152. Shifts of the pond area ratio for lowland polders: Implication for nutrient control J. Zhang et al.
153. Estimating phosphorus retention capacity of flow-through wetlands S. Qian et al.
154. A multi-scale approach for simulating tidal marsh evolution K. Nunez et al.
155. Evaluation of water quality and potential metal contamination in ecologically important Bhindawas bird sanctuary, India V. Shan et al.
156. The roles and benefits of wetlands in managing reactive nitrogen D. Hey et al.
157. Existing wetland conservation programs miss nutrient reduction targets S. Zuidema et al.
158. Trajectories of change: riparian vegetation and soil conditions following livestock removal and replanting B. BURGER et al.
159. Nutrient dynamics in the lower Mississippi River floodplain: Comparing present and historic hydrologic conditions H. Schramm et al.
160. Bioinformatics approach of nitrifying microorganism genes from mangrove ecosystems A. Mubaraq et al.
161. Population Growth, Climate Change and Water Scarcity in the Southwestern United States . Fuller
162. Internal loading of phosphorus in a sedimentation pond of a treatment wetland: Effect of a phytoplankton crash E. Palmer-Felgate et al.
163. Mitigation options to reduce phosphorus losses from the agricultural sector and improve surface water quality: A review O. Schoumans et al.
164. River Basin Simulations Reveal Wide-Ranging Wetland-Mediated Nitrate Reductions G. Evenson et al.
165. Trade-offs in fishery yield between wetland conservation and land conversion on the Gulf of Mexico C. Vázquez-González et al.
166. Floodwater monitoring and soil incubations reveal complementary nutrient retention patterns in a reconnected floodplain wetland R. Brown et al.
167. Watershed model identifies historic wastewater discharge to wetlands as major phosphorus source to a eutrophic lake, NH USA R. Balke et al.
168. Approaching Wetland Valuation in Canada K. Gustavson & E. Kennedy
169. Modelling groundwater-dependent vegetation patterns using ensemble learning J. Peters et al.
170. Modelling denitrification at the catchment scale F. Oehler et al.
171. Hydro-chemical effects following restoration mowing in two rich fen plant communities N. Menichino et al.
172. Comparison of nitrogen and phosphorus removal efficiencies by storm runoffs for the ponds in the upper and lower reaches of a typical sub-catchment in Lake Chaohu drainage basin N. Xiaofei et al.
173. Evaluation of wastewater nitrogen transformation in a natural wetland (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia) using dual-isotope analysis of nitrate M. Itoh et al.
174. Assessing water-quality data: The relationship between the water quality amelioration of Lake Balaton and the construction of its mitigation wetland I. Hatvani et al.
175. Hydrogeochemical Influence on the Nitrogen and Phosphorus Concentration and Stocks in Herbaceous Karst Wetlands P. Zapotecas-Tetla et al.
176. Efficacité des zones tampons humides artificielles pour la dissipation des nitrates et des pesticides dans un contexte de drainage agricole J. Tournebize et al.
177. Phosphorous removal improvements and cost reductions leveraging cationic polymers and anionic polyacrylamides in Chemically Enhanced Treatment Wetland (CETW) systems P. Bachand et al.
178. Sediment and Nutrient Retention Capacity of Natural Riverine Wetlands in Southwest Ethiopia S. Mereta et al.
179. Evolution of N-balance with qualitative expert evaluation approach R. Cakir et al.
180. Implications for constructed wetlands to mitigate nitrate and pesticide pollution in agricultural drained watersheds J. Tournebize et al.
181. Contextualising sediment trapping and phosphorus removal regulating services: a critical review of the influence of spatial and temporal variability in geomorphic processes in alluvial wetlands in drylands K. Wiener et al.
182. Effect of Hydrological Connectivity on the Phosphorus Buffering Capacity of an Urban Floodplain S. Preiner et al.
183. Wetland buffer zones for nitrogen and phosphorus retention: Impacts of soil type, hydrology and vegetation C. Walton et al.
184. Sediment implication in shift in nutrient limitation and impact on purification capacity: Application on a common Atlantic east coast pond R. Moncelon et al.
185. Preliminary Evidence of Sediment and Phosphorus Dynamics Behind Newly Installed Low-Grade Weirs in Agricultural Drainage Ditches E. Usborne et al.
186. Nutrient removal and microbial mechanisms in constructed wetland microcosms treating high nitrate/nitrite polluted river water C. Cheng et al.
187. Sustainable management of Great Lakes watersheds dominated by agricultural land use J. Kerr et al.
188. The effect of freeze-thaw cycles on phosphorus release from riparian macrophytes in cold regions C. Whitfield et al.
189. Policies for wetlands implementation in Denmark and Sweden – historical lessons and emerging issues M. Graversgaard et al.
190. Effects of long-term municipal effluent discharge on the nutrient dynamics, productivity, and benthic community structure of a tidal freshwater forested wetland in Louisiana J. Day et al.
191. Use of SWAT to Estimate Spatial Scaling of Phosphorus Export Coefficients and Load Reductions Due to Agricultural BMPS J. Almendinger & J. Ulrich
192. Evaluating the Ability of Wetlands to Remove Nutrients from Streams and Rivers Across the Conterminous United States by Diatom-Inferred Total Phosphorus H. Li et al.
193. Natural purification capacity of tidal flats for organic matters and nutrients: A mesocosm study T. Kim et al.
194. Optimizing placement of constructed wetlands at landscape scale in order to reduce phosphorus losses F. Djodjic et al.
195. The Missing Metric: An Evaluation of Fungal Importance in Wetland Assessments A. Onufrak et al.
196. Mapping the tidal marshes of coastal Virginia: a hierarchical transfer learning approach Z. Lv et al.
197. Soil diazotrophic abundance, diversity, and community assembly mechanisms significantly differ between glacier riparian wetlands and their adjacent alpine meadows D. Chen et al.
198. Organic matter cycling in a model restored wetland receiving complex effluent X. Zhou et al.
199. Resource effects on denitrification are mediated by community composition in tidal freshwater wetlands soils E. Morrissey & R. Franklin
200. The Use of Coastal Reservoirs and SPP Strategy to Provide Sufficient High Quality Water to Coastal Communities S. Yang & S. Kelly
201. Influence of Land Use and Land Cover on the Quality of Surface Waters and Natural Wetlands in the Miranda River Watershed, Brazilian Pantanal W. Carvalho et al.
202. Estimating Soil Properties Distribution at a Restored Wetland Using Electromagnetic Imaging and Limited Soil Core Samples E. Emmanuel et al.
203. Estimating the nutrient load balance and wetland purification function in the urbanizing Mak Hiao River basin in Vientiane, Laos M. Kimura et al.
204. Ionome of Lithuanian Populations of Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) and Its Relation to Genetic Diversity and Environmental Variables E. Krokaitė et al.
205. Long term water quality improvements associated with the restored Prairie Creek wetlands in Ohio’s Grand Lake St. Marys Watershed S. Jacquemin et al.
206. Temperature and salinity drive comammox community composition in mangrove ecosystems across southeastern China Z. Liu et al.
207. Do new lakes behave like natural lakes regarding sediment composition and phosphorus fluxes? T. Kolath et al.
208. Scenario-Based Mitigation of Nutrient Hotspots in Coastal Watersheds: The Peace River Watershed, Florida S. Tsegaye et al.
209. Direct measurements of dissolved N2 and N2O highlight the strong nitrogen (N) removal potential of riverine wetlands in a headwater stream W. Zhang et al.
210. Overview of the USDA Mid-Atlantic Regional Wetland Conservation Effects Assessment Project S. Lee et al.
211. Nitrogen removal buffer capacity of the Lubigi wetland in Uganda J. Kayima & A. Mayo
212. Nature’s Kidneys: The Role of Wetland Reserve Easements in Restoring Water Quality N. Karwowski & M. Skidmore
213. Nitrogen retention efficiency of a surface-flow constructed wetland receiving tile drainage water: A case study from north-eastern Germany J. Steidl et al.
214. Canadian Wetland Inventory using Google Earth Engine: The First Map and Preliminary Results M. Amani et al.
215. Influence of legacy phosphorus, land use, and climate change on anthropogenic phosphorus inputs and riverine export dynamics D. Chen et al.
216. Fate of nitrate in seepage from a restored wetland receiving agricultural tailwater N. Brauer et al.
217. From local measures to regional impacts: Modelling changes in nutrient loads to the Baltic Sea R. Capell et al.
218. Hydraulic, Chemical, and Vegetation Characteristics of the Corridor Creek Wetland Filter: Implications for Biopolishing Efficiency B. Sherman et al.
219. Implementing constructed wetlands for nutrient reduction at watershed scale: Opportunity to link models and real-world execution C. Nietch et al.
220. Variation in nutrient removal in three wetland blocks in relation to vegetation composition, inflow nutrient concentration and hydraulic loading J. Fisher et al.
221. Seasonal watershed-scale influences on nitrogen concentrations across the Upper Mississippi River basin M. Wine & O. Makhnin
222. Biogeochemistry of Mediterranean Wetlands: A Review about the Effects of Water-Level Fluctuations on Phosphorus Cycling and Greenhouse Gas Emissions I. de Vicente
223. How effective are reedbeds, ponds, restored and constructed wetlands at retaining nitrogen, phosphorus and suspended sediment from agricultural pollution in England? E. Palmer-Felgate et al.
224. Salinity is a key factor driving the nitrogen cycling in the mangrove sediment H. Wang et al.
225. Effect of Plant Buffer Zone–Antifouling Curtain Wall on Reducing Non-Point Source Pollution in Paddy Fields, China B. Jin et al.
226. Using Paired In Situ High Frequency Nitrate Measurements to Better Understand Controls on Nitrate Concentrations and Estimate Nitrification Rates in a Wastewater‐Impacted River T. Kraus et al.
227. Quantifying Nitrogen Process Rates in a Constructed Wetland Using Natural Abundance Stable Isotope Signatures and Stable Isotope Amendment Experiments D. Erler & B. Eyre
228. Phosphorus in the river corridor R. Records et al.
229. Assessing Nutrient Assimilation by Wetland Impoundments Across Environmental Gradients R. Wood & M. Baker
230. Travel time controls the magnitude of nitrate discharge in groundwater bypassing the riparian zone to a stream on Virginia's coastal plain S. Flewelling et al.
231. Tackling policy leakage and targeting hotspots could be key to addressing the ‘Wicked’ challenge of nutrient pollution from corn production in the U.S. J. Liu et al.
232. Ecological restoration of rich fens in Europe and North America: from trial and error to an evidence‐based approach L. Lamers et al.
233. How effective are created or restored freshwater wetlands for nitrogen and phosphorus removal? A systematic review protocol M. Land et al.
234. Towards a trait‐based ecology of wetland vegetation H. Moor et al.
235. Reduction of Internal Phosphorus Load in New Lakes by Pretreatment of the Former Agricultural Soil—Methods, Ecological Results and Costs T. Kolath et al.
236. Hybrid spatiotemporal modeling of nutrient cycling in wetland ecosystems using advanced mapping techniques and machine learning approaches E. Salas et al.
237. Evaluating Stream Water Quality through Land Use Analysis in Two Grassland Catchments A. Hayakawa et al.
238. Leaching from restored peatlands: Is there a connection between porewater and runoff quality? L. Päkkilä et al.
239. Performance of a tidal flow constructed wetland used for post-treatment of on-site wastewater in cold climate R. Hamisi et al.
240. Bridging global, basin and local-scale water quality modeling towards enhancing water quality management worldwide T. Tang et al.
241. Phosphorus dynamics in an ephemeral wetland ecosystem after re-flooding L. Knowles et al.
242. Can an Integrated Constructed Wetland in Norfolk Reduce Nutrient Concentrations and Promote In Situ Bird Species Richness? O. van Biervliet et al.
243. Long-term phosphorus removal in the Everglades stormwater treatment areas of South Florida in the United States H. Chen et al.
244. Effect of land use and groundwater flow path on submarine groundwater discharge nutrient flux J. Bishop et al.
245. A framework to develop joint nutrient criteria for lake eutrophication management in eutrophic lakes Z. Liang et al.
246. Low phosphorus release but high nitrogen removal in two restored riparian wetlands inundated with agricultural drainage water C. Hoffmann et al.
247. Mitigating river sediment enrichment through the construction of roadside wetlands R. Cooper et al.
248. Green Infrastructure Planning: Cross-National Analysis between the North East of England (UK) and Catalonia (Spain) A. Llausàs & M. Roe
249. Soil water retention and carbon pools in tropical forested wetlands and marshes of the Gulf of Mexico A. Campos C. et al.
250. The potential of large floodplains to remove nitrate in river basins – The Danube case M. Tschikof et al.
251. Evaluation of Removal Efficiency of Pollutants in Constructed Wetlands for Controlling Nonpoint Sources in the Daechung Reservoir Watershed P. Park & Y. Cho
252. The Impact of the Storage of Nutrients and Other Trace Elements on the Degradation of a Wetland R. Jiménez-Ballesta et al.
253. Submerged harvest reduces invasive Typha and increases soil macronutrient availability O. Johnson et al.
254. Systematic review of wetland ecosystem services valuation in India: assessing economic approaches, knowledge gaps, and management implications I. Sheergojri et al.
255. Soil and water management: opportunities to mitigate nutrient losses to surface waters in the Northern Great Plains H. Baulch et al.
256. Phosphorus dynamics in the ditch system of a restored peat wetland A. Niedermeier & J. Robinson
257. Soil phosphorus release from a restoration wetland, Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon A. Aldous et al.
258. Seasonal variation in nutrient removal efficiency of a boreal wetland detected by high-frequency on-line monitoring P. Valkama et al.
259. Landowner preferences for wetlands conservation programs in two Southern Ontario watersheds R. Trenholm et al.
260. Mitigating diffuse water pollution from agriculture using soft‐engineered runoff attenuation features N. Barber & P. Quinn
261. Dissolved organic matter variations in coastal plain wetland watersheds: The integrated role of hydrological connectivity, land use, and seasonality J. Hosen et al.
262. Wetland restoration yields dynamic nitrate responses across the Upper Mississippi river basin G. Evenson et al.
263. Nutrient Retention and the Problem of Hydrologic Disconnection in Streams and Wetlands S. Powers et al.
264. Role of the Atchafalaya River Basin in regulating export fluxes of dissolved organic carbon, nutrients, and trace elements to the Louisiana Shelf D. Joung et al.
265. Nitrogen cycle in the hyporheic zone of natural wetlands N. Zhou et al.
266. Time-Dependent Impacts of Cattail Invasion in a Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Complex M. Mitchell et al.
267. Water quality of a coastal Louisiana swamp and how dredging is undermining restoration efforts R. Lane et al.
268. Balancing carbon sequestration and GHG emissions in a constructed wetland J. de Klein & A. van der Werf
269. Facilitating implementation of landscape-scale water management: The integrated constructed wetland concept M. Everard et al.
270. Ecosystem attributes related to tidal wetland effects on water quality S. Findlay & D. Fischer
271. Modelling the interplay between nitrogen cycling processes and mitigation options in farming catchments P. DURAND et al.
272. Indicators of nutrient removal efficiency for riverine wetlands in agricultural landscapes of Argentine Pampas P. Laterra et al.
273. Stimulating Nitrate Removal Processes of Restored Wetlands K. Ballantine et al.
274. Microbially mediated nitrogen retention and loss in a salt marsh soil W. Yang et al.
275. Importance of anaerobic ammonium oxidation as a nitrogen removal pathway in freshwater marsh sediments L. Shen et al.
276. Performance and design of artificial lagoons for controlling diffuse pollution in Lake Kasumigaura, Japan K. Nakamura
277. Sequestration and Transformation in Chemically Enhanced Treatment Wetlands: DOC, DBPPs, and Nutrients P. Bachand et al.
278. Maximizing US nitrate removal through wetland protection and restoration F. Cheng et al.
279. Subsurface N Retention in Two Mediterranean Wetland-Streams Affected by Agricultural Runoff V. García-García et al.
280. Buffering municipal wastewater pollution using urban wetlands in sub-Saharan Africa: a case of Masaka municipality, Uganda N. Bateganya et al.
281. An analysis of spatiotemporal changes and local governance toward the management of geographically isolated wetlands (Paulista Peripheral Depression, Brazil) D. Junqueira et al.
282. Warming Tends to Promote Nitrogen Conservation but Stimulate N2O Emissions in Mangrove Sediments N. Zhang et al.
283. Climate change impacts on hydrology and phosphorus loads under projected global warming levels for the Lake of the Woods watershed P. Fong et al.
284. Turbidity and dissolved organic matter as significant predictors of spatio‐temporal dynamics of phosphorus in a large river‐floodplain system G. Mayora et al.
285. Assessment of site-specific agricultural Best Management Practices in the Upper East River watershed, Wisconsin, using a field-scale SWAT model K. Merriman et al.
286. Vegetation and Residence Time Interact to Influence Metabolism and Net Nutrient Uptake in Experimental Agricultural Drainage Systems R. DuBose & J. Taylor
287. Microbial drivers of methane emissions from unrestored industrial salt ponds J. Zhou et al.
288. Nutrient retention of newly restored wetlands receiving agricultural runoff in a temperate region of North America B. Page et al.
289. Understanding Nutrient Loading in a Hydrologically Sensitive Coastal Watershed. The Peace River Watershed, Florida, USA M. Kebedew et al.
290. Afforestation of a floodplain system in Paraguay with eucalyptus: Effects on soil properties and nutrient stocks C. Villalba-Martínez et al.
291. Systemic solutions for multi-benefit water and environmental management M. Everard & R. McInnes
292. Transfer of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Nutrients in Vegetated Buffer Zones Receiving Treatment Plant Effluent S. Koenig & M. Trémolières
293. Non-floodplain Wetlands Affect Watershed Nutrient Dynamics: A Critical Review H. Golden et al.
294. Evolution of watershed phosphorus buffering capacity and its response to land-use change in Poyang Lake basin, China W. Zhong et al.
295. Efficacy of Natural Wetlands to Retain Nutrient, Sediment and Microbial Pollutants A. Knox et al.
296. Seasonal dynamics of carbon and nutrients from two contrasting tropical floodplain systems in the Zambezi River basin A. Zuijdgeest et al.
297. Climate change impacts on streamflow and nutrient loading to Lake Okeechobee J. Song et al.
298. Resource Availability Effects on Nitrate-Reducing Microbial Communities in a Freshwater Wetland E. Morrissey et al.
299. Soiden ennallistamisen suoluonto-, vesistö-, ja ilmastovaikutukset. Vertaisarvioitu raportti.
300. Standard addition/absorption detection microfluidic system for salt error-free nitrite determination J. Ahn et al.
301. Integrated effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on nearshore ecosystems M. Baker et al.
302. Soiden ennallistamisen suoluonto-, vesistö-, ja ilmastovaikutukset. Vertaisarvioitu raportti. S. Kareksela et al.
303. Nitrogen limitation of the phytobenthos in Alpine lakes: results from nutrient‐diffusing substrata F. Lepori & J. Robin
304. Nutrient Dynamics in Flooded Wetlands. II: Model Application L. Kalin et al.
305. The Impact of Biophysical Processes on Sediment Transport in the Wax Lake Delta (Louisiana, USA) C. Elliton et al.
306. Field assessment of nutrient removal in two constructed urban stormwater wetlands in a cold semi-arid region Q. Huang et al.
307. Reduction of nitrogen and phosphorus loads to European rivers by riparian buffer zones C. Weissteiner et al.
308. Valley‐bottom wetlands as temporary buffers for source‐to‐sink dispersal of sediment and associated phosphorus in dryland landscapes K. Wiener & S. Grenfell
309. Nutrient release and flux dynamics of CO2, CH4, and N2O in a coastal peatland driven by actively induced rewetting with brackish water from the Baltic Sea D. Pönisch et al.
310. Carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus accumulation in novel ecosystems: Shallow lakes in degraded fen areas A. Cabezas et al.
311. Nutrient Release from a Recently Flooded Delta Wetland: Comparison of Field Measurements to Laboratory Results S. Wong et al.
312. Does wetland restoration create an ecological trap for migrating Brown trout smolts? L. Sortland et al.
313. Suspended particle and pathogen peak discharge buffering by a surface-flow constructed wetland B. Mulling et al.
314. Evaluation of the efficiency of a vertical flow constructed wetland combined with a coconut fiber filter for pork slaughterhouse wastewater treatment L. Ho et al.
315. Modeling the Effect of Enhanced Lateral Connectivity on Nutrient Retention Capacity in Large River Floodplains: How Much Connected Floodplain Do We Need? S. Natho et al.
316. Nutrient Assimilation Services for Water Quality Credit Trading Programs: A Comparative Analysis with Nonpoint Source Credits K. Stephenson & L. Shabman
317. Quantification of water purification in South African palmiet wetlands A. Rebelo et al.