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Spatial and temporal scaling of nitrogen cycling and export: Resolving three paradoxes for a forested Piedmont watershed.
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Spatial and temporal scaling of nitrogen cycling and export: Resolving three paradoxes for a forested Piedmont watershed./
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Duncan, Jonathan Macdougal.
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170 p.
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Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 75-09(E), Section: B.
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Hydrology. -
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Spatial and temporal scaling of nitrogen cycling and export: Resolving three paradoxes for a forested Piedmont watershed.
Duncan, Jonathan Macdougal.
Spatial and temporal scaling of nitrogen cycling and export: Resolving three paradoxes for a forested Piedmont watershed.
- 170 p.
Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 75-09(E), Section: B.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2014.
Nitrogen is a limiting nutrient in many forest and aquatic ecosystems. Reducing nutrient pollution to downstream receiving waters is an important scientific and management goal. Disproportionate amounts of nitrogen cycling and export occur in small portions of the landscape and over brief periods of time. These "hot spots" and "hot moments" are highly heterogeneous in space and time, making scaling of nitrogen cycling and export a major scientific challenge. This dissertation addresses how linkages between the physical structure of a watershed and related hydrological, ecological, and biogeochemical processes control the spatial and temporal patterns of nitrogen cycling and export.
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Hydrology.
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Nitrogen is a limiting nutrient in many forest and aquatic ecosystems. Reducing nutrient pollution to downstream receiving waters is an important scientific and management goal. Disproportionate amounts of nitrogen cycling and export occur in small portions of the landscape and over brief periods of time. These "hot spots" and "hot moments" are highly heterogeneous in space and time, making scaling of nitrogen cycling and export a major scientific challenge. This dissertation addresses how linkages between the physical structure of a watershed and related hydrological, ecological, and biogeochemical processes control the spatial and temporal patterns of nitrogen cycling and export.
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This work was conducted at Pond Branch, a small, forested watershed in the Piedmont physiographic province in Maryland (USA). This dissertation has three related multi-scale questions that are addressed by employing three different views of watershed ecohydrology (plan view, cross sectional, and longitudinal). Detailed observations and analysis at Pond Branch suggest that the ecohydrological processes in the riparian zone (which accounts for 4% of the catchment area) control nitrogen cycling and export at the watershed scale. In particular:
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