Longitudinal and temporal variation in the hydrochemistry of streams in an Irish conifer afforested catchment

Longitudinal and temporal variation in the hydrochemistry of streams in an Irish conifer afforested catchment

The spatio-temporal variation in hydrochemistry was investigated for 2 years in the afforested catchment of the Douglas river in the Araglia valley, Co. Cork, one of the most westerly catchments in Europe with low atmospheric pollution. There was a general trend of increasing pH and related variable...

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