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Effects of Soil Composition on Leaf Tannins in Water
Tannins are polyphenolic biomolecules found in the leaves of most plants and play a role in protecting them from herbivory and pathogens. When tree leaves fall into water, tannins leach out of the leaves into the water. This can negatively affect aquatic organisms. While there has been some research
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