Publication date: 15 June 2016
Source:Geoderma, Volume 272
Author(s): Adam J. Pearson, James E. Pizzuto, Rodrigo Vargas
Quantifying the biophysical impacts of management on river and stream ecosystems is an important issue that requires understanding of ecological, hydrological and geomorphological processes. We conducted a year-long ecogeomorphological experiment to determine sedimentation and carbon cycling differences between run-of-river (ROR) dams in a 2004 flux (up to 2.914 2 fluxes or temperature sensitivity (Q10 2 efflux among floodplains. All floodplains were likely an annual net source of sediment CO2 flux (annual mean of 2.122 4 (annual mean of −4
Source:Geoderma, Volume 272
Author(s): Adam J. Pearson, James E. Pizzuto, Rodrigo Vargas
