Domestic wastewater and agricultural runoff are increasingly viewed as major threats to both
aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems due to the introduction of non-point source inorganic (eg …

This paper reviews knowledge of nitrogen and phosphorus generation from land use and
export to waterways, including studies relevant to Australia. It provides a link between …

The loss of phosphorus (P) from land to water is detrimental to surface water quality in many
parts of New Zealand and Australia. Farming, especially pasture‐based dairying, can be a …

Considerable time and funding have been committed to tackling nonpoint source (NPS)
pollution in agricultural and urban watersheds. Notwithstanding all these efforts, the water …

Phosphorus (P) loading from nonpoint sources, such as agricultural landscapes, contributes
to downstream aquatic ecosystem degradation. Specifically, within the Mississippi …

In lowland agriculture, paddy fields are present in the form of irrigation-drainage unit (IDU),
which consists of paddy fields and natural ditches around the fields. Phosphorus (P) export …

In flat areas, transport of dissolved nutrients by water through the soil matrix to groundwater
and drains is assumed to be the dominant pathway for nutrient losses to ground‐and surface …

The Peel–Harvey estuarine system in Western Australia's south-west is affected by poor
water quality, algal blooms, and fish kills. Phosphorus (P) discharge from agricultural …

Phosphorus (P) transport and transformation in water were investigated using Potamogeton
crispus. To compare and evaluate our indoor experiment with outdoor data, we used the …

Artificial stream networks play a major role in water and pollutant transfer within cultivated
watersheds. Since the characteristics of these artificial stream network (eg width, vegetation …