Influence of local riparian cover and watershed runoff potential on invertebrate communities in agricultural streams in the Minnesota River Basin View on Open Library

Influence of local riparian cover and watershed runoff potential on invertebrate communities in agricultural streams in the Minnesota River Basin

by Jeremy R. ZumBerge

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First published: 2003 1 language
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Benthic animals Freshwater invertebrates Riparian forests Riparian plants Runoff Water quality Invertebrate communities

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