Sustained Biogeochemical Impacts of Wildfire in a Mountain Lake Catchment

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Emerging investigator series: the effect of wildfire on streamwater mercury and organic carbon in a forested watershed in the southeastern United States.

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Sustained Biogeochemical Impacts of Wildfire in a Mountain Lake Catchment

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C. D. Evans

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D. Norris

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N. L. Rose

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S. D. Turner

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