The exchange of phosphorus between riparian wetland sediments, pore water and surface water

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eutrophication, iron, Norfolk Broads, UK , phosphorus , Riparian wetlands

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The exchange of phosphorus between riparian wetland sediments, pore water and surface water. / Surridge, B.; Heathwaite, A. L.ouise; Baird, A.
Dynamics and Biogeochemistry of River corridors and Wetlands. ed. / L Heathwaite; B Webb; D Rosenberry; D Weaver; M Hayash. Wallingford: IAHS Publications, 2005. p. 37-45.

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Harvard

Surridge, B , Heathwaite, ALO & Baird, A 2005, The exchange of phosphorus between riparian wetland sediments, pore water and surface water. in L Heathwaite, B Webb, D Rosenberry, D Weaver & M Hayash (eds), Dynamics and Biogeochemistry of River corridors and Wetlands. IAHS Publications, Wallingford, pp. 37-45. <http://iahs.info/redbooks/294.htm>

APA

Surridge, B., Heathwaite, A. L. O., & Baird, A. (2005). The exchange of phosphorus between riparian wetland sediments, pore water and surface water. In L. Heathwaite, B. Webb, D. Rosenberry, D. Weaver, & M. Hayash (Eds.), Dynamics and Biogeochemistry of River corridors and Wetlands (pp. 37-45). IAHS Publications. http://iahs.info/redbooks/294.htm

Vancouver

Surridge B , Heathwaite ALO, Baird A. The exchange of phosphorus between riparian wetland sediments, pore water and surface water. In Heathwaite L, Webb B, Rosenberry D, Weaver D, Hayash M, editors, Dynamics and Biogeochemistry of River corridors and Wetlands. Wallingford: IAHS Publications. 2005. p. 37-45

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Surridge, B. ; Heathwaite, A. L.ouise ; Baird, A. / The exchange of phosphorus between riparian wetland sediments, pore water and surface water. Dynamics and Biogeochemistry of River corridors and Wetlands. editor / L Heathwaite ; B Webb ; D Rosenberry ; D Weaver ; M Hayash. Wallingford : IAHS Publications, 2005. pp. 37-45

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title = "The exchange of phosphorus between riparian wetland sediments, pore water and surface water",

abstract = "Phosphorus (P) is generally viewed as the main element driving eutrophication risk in freshwaters. In this paper we examine the release of P from riparian wetland sediments to pore water and surface water. The research was conducted at Strumpshaw Fen in the Norfolk Broads region of the UK. We show that substantial quantities of bioavailable P may be released into solution from the sediments at Strumpshaw Fen. This release is physicochemically controlled, and involves the reductive-dissolution of P complexed at the surface of ferric hydroxide. Maximum concentrations of molybdate-reactive P (MRP) in 0.45 m m filtered solutions can reach up to 1 mg l-1 P in surface water, and up to 4.5 mg l-1 P in pore water. Such high concentrations of MRP indicate that riparian wetlands may act as sources of P with the potential to threaten the chemical and ecological quality of receiving water bodies.",

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