Anthropogenic land uses influence stream dissolved organic matter quality more than decomposition rates and macroinvertebrate diversity

Nolan, S., Frazao, A. F., Hosen, J. and Febria, C.M.

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File Type: 110991

Categories: Journal article

Tags: stream ecology, undergrad research

Author: A. F., C.M., Frazao, Hosen, J. and Febria, Nolan, S.

By healthyheadwat|2026-03-03T22:47:06+00:00November 21, 2025|

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Anthropogenic land uses influence stream dissolved organic matter quality more than decomposition rates and macroinvertebrate diversity

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