Phosphorus in interstitial water: methods and dynamics

Interstitial (pore) water is important for phosphorus dynamics in limnic ecosystems. This review summarizes the most important processes influencing the generation and transport of pore-water P from, to and within the sediment. Sampling methodology is discussed thoroughly in combination with what li...

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Published in:Hydrobiologia 1988-12, Vol.170 (1), p.103-132
Main Authors: Enell, Magnus, Löfgren, Stefan
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