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Trialling stream rehabilitation tools to attenuate nitrate export and improve stream health in agricultural waterways
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2018
Increased nutrient loading in agricultural drainage ditches and small streams caused by land use intensification is a driver of global change and poses significant challenges for managing freshwater ecosystems globally. These headwater waterways can disproportionately influence downstream nutrient loads and ecosystem processes that affect nutrient cycling. I undertook this research within the Canterbury Waterway Rehabilitation Experiment in agricultural headwater waterways to: 1) characterize
doi:10.26021/8050
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