A Source of Terrestrial Organic Carbon to Investigate the Browning of Aquatic Ecosystems Jay T. Lennon1*, Stephen K. Hamilton2, Mario E. Muscarella1, A. Stuart Grandy3, Kyle Wickings4, Stuart E. Jones5 1 Department of Bi

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Date: 2014-10-25 14:57:45 Aquatic ecology Water pollution Dissolved organic carbon Environmental chemistry Humic acid Terrestrial ecosystem Lake ecosystem Food web Wetland Water Biology Ecology		A Source of Terrestrial Organic Carbon to Investigate the Browning of Aquatic Ecosystems Jay T. Lennon1*, Stephen K. Hamilton2, Mario E. Muscarella1, A. Stuart Grandy3, Kyle Wickings4, Stuart E. Jones5 1 Department of Bi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.indiana.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,13 MB Share Document on Facebook

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