Conversion of Forest to Agriculture Increases Colored Dissolved Organic Matter in a Subtropical Catchment and Adjacent Coastal Environment

Conversion of Forest to Agriculture Increases Colored Dissolved Organic Matter in a Subtropical Catchment and Adjacent Coastal Environment
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10.1029/2021jg006295
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2021-05
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences
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S. Felgate;C. Barry;D. Mayor;R. Sanders;Abel Carrias;Arlene Young;A. Fitch;C. G. Mayorga‐Adame;G. Andrews;Hannah Brittain;S. Cryer;C. Evans;Millie Goddard‐Dwyer;J. Holt;Bethany Hughes;D. Lapworth;A. Pinder;D. M. Price;Samir Rosado;C. Evans
S. Felgate;C. Barry;D. Mayor;R. Sanders;Abel Carrias;Arlene Young;A. Fitch;C. G. Mayorga‐Adame;G. Andrews;Hannah Brittain;S. Cryer;C. Evans;Millie Goddard‐Dwyer;J. Holt;Bethany Hughes;D. Lapworth;A. Pinder;D. M. Price;Samir Rosado;C. Evans
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S. Felgate;C. Barry;D. Mayor;R. Sanders;Abel Carrias;Arlene Young;A. Fitch;C. G. Mayorga‐Adame;G. Andrews;Hannah Brittain;S. Cryer;C. Evans;Millie Goddard‐Dwyer;J. Holt;Bethany Hughes;D. Lapworth;A. Pinder;D. M. Price;Samir Rosado;C. Evans

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