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Factors controlling streambank erosion and phosphorus loss in claypan watersheds
earth-sciencesenvironmental-sciencesland-usenatural-resources-management-and-policyphosphorusphysical-sciences-and-mathematicssedimentology
Although the targeting and efficacy of erosion management practices have improved, sediment and nutrients continue to degrade surface waters of North America. This study investigated the influence of land use, stream order, and season on streambank erosion and phosphorus (P) transport in the Central
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