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Variations in Size and Optical Properties of Dissolved Organic Matter During Mixing at Large River Confluences: Implications for Source Discrimination in the Boreal Zone
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The functionality of dissolved organic matter (DOM) in natural waters depends on its size and composition. Identifying the sources and associated properties of DOM is vital to understand its effects on downstream ecosystems. River mixing has great potential to alter DOM quality, but its role in...
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Spring 2021
Growth is limited when trees are restricted in resources or they experience conditions outside of their physiological adaptation, such as extreme cold. However, no tree exists in isolation. A variety of aboveground and belowground species interactions modulate the degree to which trees respond to...
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Fall 2021
The long-term survival of trees is highly dependent on their ability to acquire, utilize and store resources to endure local environmental conditions and stresses. Although external uptake and internal cycling of essential resources in deciduous trees is largely regulated by seasonal phenology,...
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Moisture Transport and Changes in Mechanical Properties in Oriented Strand Board: Experimental and Modeling
DownloadFall 2021
The demand by the building industry for engineered wood composites is continuously increasing due to its importance as a structural building material. Even though the forest products sector is constantly working to find solutions to improve the design of material properties, research to predict...
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Silt and phosphorus availability in unpaved road materials from forested watersheds in Canada, and implications for drinking water resources
DownloadSpring 2024
Many communities in Canada rely on surface drinking water supplies that are located within or downstream of forests. The typically clean, clear waters flowing from forests are sensitive to disturbances that can degrade source water quality. Unpaved access roads are one of the most widespread...