Title

Nutrients in Australian tropical rivers: Changes with agricultural development and implications for receiving environments

Title	Nutrients in Australian tropical rivers: Changes with agricultural development and implications for receiving environments
Publication Type	Journal Article
Year of Publication	2005
Authors	Brodie, JE, Mitchell, AW
Journal	Marine and Freshwater ResearchMarine and Freshwater Research
Volume	56
Pagination	279-302
Accession Number	2753109 Provider: OCLC
Keywords	agricultural emission, Alligator, Australasia, Descriptor: Surface water quality: rivers and streams -- 71.6.9.2, Eastern Hemisphere, eutrophication, Eutrophication and thermal pollution -- 73.7.4, Geographic: Australia, Identifier: nutrient dynamics, river pollution, Species Term: Saccharum hybrid cultivar, Suspended sediment, World

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