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HYDROLOGICALLY-BASED CLASSIFICATION AS A TOOL TO REDUCE BACKGROUND VARIATION IN LAND USE - OR NUTRIENT - RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS IN LAKE MICHIGAN COASTAL RIVERINE WETLANDS
Citation:
DETENBECK, N. E., M. F. MOFFETT, M. S. PEARSON, AND T. P. SIMON. HYDROLOGICALLY-BASED CLASSIFICATION AS A TOOL TO REDUCE BACKGROUND VARIATION IN LAND USE - OR NUTRIENT - RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS IN LAKE MICHIGAN COASTAL RIVERINE WETLANDS. Presented at Ecology and Management of Freshwater Coastal Wetlands, Winnipeg, MB, CANADA, September 12 - 14, 2005.
Description:
Flow-based watershed classes provide useful strata for sampling and assessment schemes both for instream condition and condition of downstream receiving waters, and may provide useful strata for development of nutrient criteria.
Record Details:
Record Type:DOCUMENT( PRESENTATION/ ABSTRACT)
Product Published Date:09/12/2005
Record Last Revised:06/21/2006
Record ID:
137666