Nutrient Retention Functions is a riparian ecological process that refers to the capacity of riparian zones to capture, transform, and store nutrients—such as nitrogen and phosphorus—from terrestrial and aquatic systems, thereby mitigating nutrient export to downstream waters.
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Translating Regime Shifts in Shallow Lakes into Changes in Ecosystem Functions and Services
Sabine Hilt, Soren Brothers, Erik Jeppesen et al. · BioScience · 2017 · 242 citations · Full text
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