John J. Hutchens

What happens to allochthonous material that falls into streams? A synthesis of new and published information from Coweeta

Jackson R. Webster, E. F. Benfield, Terrence P. Ehrman et al. · Freshwater Biology · 1999 · 389 citations

Biomass Utilization, Environmental Chemistry, Biogeochemistry +11

Ecosystem Linkages between Southern Appalachian Headwater Streams and Their Banks: Leaf Litter Breakdown and Invertebrate Assemblages

John J. Hutchens, J. Bruce Wallace · Ecosystems · 2002 · 79 citations

Leaf Litter Breakdown, Freshwater Ecosystem, Litter Hydrology +4

Long-Term Patterns in Leaf Breakdown in Streams in Response to Watershed Logging

E. F. Benfield, Jackson R. Webster, Jennifer L. Tank et al. · International Review of Hydrobiology · 2001 · 76 citations

Biogeochemistry, Engineering, Water Resources +13

Aquatic and terrestrial invertebrate drift in southern Appalachian Mountain streams: implications for trout food resources

Eric D. Romaniszyn, John J. Hutchens, J. Bruce Wallace · Freshwater Biology · 2006 · 56 citations

Summary 1, Terrestrial Invertebrate Drift, Freshwater Ecosystem +6

Development of a standardized large river bioassessment protocol (LR‐BP) for macroinvertebrate assemblages

Joseph E. Flotemersch, Karen A. Blocksom, John J. Hutchens et al. · River Research and Applications · 2006 · 48 citations

Biology, Biodiversity, River Basin Management +10