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Effectiveness of naturally-occurring riparian forest buffers and grass filter strips at buffering concentrated flow from row crop fields to streams in northeast Missouri
A survey comparing buffering of concentrated flow paths (CFPs) by natural forest buffers and grass filter strips was conducted at 11 farms in three northeast Missouri watersheds. Results from the survey examining 74 CFPs occurring in row crop fields found that natural forest buffers dispersed flo
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