Inorganic phosphorus species and transfer mechanisms in soils to sediments for two small Kansas watersheds
By: by Charlotte W. Kimbrough, Carl E. Burkhead,Ernest E. Angino.
Contributors: Burkhead, Carl E., joint author.; Angino, Ernest E., joint author.; Kansas Water Resources Research Institute.; United States. Office of Water Research and Technology.
Series: Contribution - Kansas Water Resources Research Institute ;; no. 196; Contribution (Kansas Water Resources Research Institute) ;; no. 196.
Publisher: Kansas Water Resources Research Institute
Published: 1978
Place of publication: [Manhattan]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 115
Subjects: Soils -- Phosphorus content -- Kansas.; Phosphates -- Environmental aspects -- Kansas.; Phosphatic fertilizers -- Environmental aspects -- Kansas.; Water -- Pollution -- Kansas.; Sediment transport -- Kansas.; Watersheds -- Kansas.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 105-115.
"A research project conducted by the Kansas Water Resources Research Institute at the University of Kansas."
"Prepared for Office of Water Research and Technology, U.S. Department of Interior."