This literature review focuses on the prevalence of nitrogen and phosphorus in urban
environments and the complex relationships between land use and water quality. Extensive …

Turf is an important component of the urban and rural landscape. The natural plant
formations/biomes that it mimics are the tropical savanna, the temperate grasslands (steppe …

Manure application is a significant agriculture practice that can affect the microbial
community structure in both topsoil and subsoil. However, how the abundant and rare taxa …

Urban landscapes contain a mix of land‐use types with different patterns of nitrogen (N)
cycling and export. We measured nitrate (NO3−) leaching and soil: atmosphere nitrous …

Identifying the effect of agricultural non-point source pollutants on water quality is very
important for water pollution management. This study used NH3N as an indicator to …

With more than half the world's population living in urban areas, most of people's potential to
receive ecosystem service benefits occurs in cities. However a straightforward, replicable …

Urea is widely used in fertilizer production for agricultural purposes, posing a risk of runoff
into soil and water sources. The accumulation of urea can lead to eutrophication and toxic …

Urban watersheds include extensive turfgrass plantings that are associated with
anthropocentric attitudes toward landscapes. Native and construction-disturbed urban soils …

Phosphorus losses from turfgrass areas are perceived to contribute to water quality
problems, yet a comprehensive review of P fate in turfgrass ecosystems is lacking …

Mitigating the environmental impact of nonpoint source pollution from intensively managed
urban and agricultural landscapes is of paramount concern to watershed managers. Golf …