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Hydrologic Drivers and Seasonality of Dissolved Organic Carbon Concentration, Nitrogen Content, Bioavailability, and Export in a Forested New England Stream

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Hydrologic Drivers and Seasonality of Dissolved Organic Carbon Concentration, Nitrogen Content, Bioavailability, and Export in a Forested New England Stream (English)

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forest hydrology

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bioavailability

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Henry F. Wilson

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Henry F. Wilson

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Peter A. Raymond

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Peter A. Raymond

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William V. Sobczak

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William V. Sobczak

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James E. Saiers

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30 January 2013

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SINKS FOR 15 N-ENRICHED ADDITIONS TO AN OAK FOREST AND A RED PINE PLANTATION

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Event controlled DOC export from forested watersheds

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