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Impact of Agricultural Land Use on Stream Nitrate, Phosphorus, and Sediment Concentrations at the Watershed and Field Scale
agricultural-scienceagricultureagronomy-and-crop-scienceshydrologylife-scienceswater-resource-management
Water quality is directly impacted by the landscape through which it travels. As such, land use, including summer annual and winter annual/perennial agriculture, has dramatic influence on the water quality of downstream aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. I examined the impact of agricultural land u
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