Sediment-related transport of nutrients from southwestern watersheds. Bolton, S. M., Ward, T. J., & Cole, R. A. Journal of Irrigation and Drainage, 117(5):736–747, 1991. doi abstract bibtex Data from rainfall simulation experiments conducted in Arizona and New Mexico were used to identify relationships between total suspended sediment (TSS) concentrations (kg/ha/mm of runoff) in runoff and concentrations (kg/ha/mm of runoff) of total phosphorus (TP), total volatile suspended sediment (TVSS), and total nitrogen (TN). The units of kg/ha/mm of runoff are equivalent to mg/l divided by 100. Data were collected from pinyon-juniper, ponderosa pine, short grass prairie, creosote bush, and bottomland vegetation types. Lumping data from these five vegetation types yielded a relationlship for total phosphorus of TP = 0.0013(TSS)0.83 with a linear correlation coefficient of r = 0.77. The relationship for total volatile suspended sediment was TVSS = 0.274(TSS)0.72 (r = 0.91). A poor relationship was found for total nitrogen with TN = 0.008(TSS)0.15 (with r = 0.11). These relationships were validated using data from other rainfall simulation experiments and naturally occurring ephemeral streamflow in southern New Mexico.
@article{bolton_sediment-related_1991,
title = {Sediment-related transport of nutrients from southwestern watersheds},
volume = {117},
doi = {10.1061/(ASCE)0733-9437(1991)117:5(736)},
abstract = {Data from rainfall simulation experiments conducted in Arizona and New Mexico were used to identify relationships between total suspended sediment (TSS) concentrations (kg/ha/mm of runoff) in runoff and concentrations (kg/ha/mm of runoff) of total phosphorus (TP), total volatile suspended sediment (TVSS), and total nitrogen (TN). The units of kg/ha/mm of runoff are equivalent to mg/l divided by 100. Data were collected from pinyon-juniper, ponderosa pine, short grass prairie, creosote bush, and bottomland vegetation types. Lumping data from these five vegetation types yielded a relationlship for total phosphorus of TP = 0.0013(TSS)0.83 with a linear correlation coefficient of r = 0.77. The relationship for total volatile suspended sediment was TVSS = 0.274(TSS)0.72 (r = 0.91). A poor relationship was found for total nitrogen with TN = 0.008(TSS)0.15 (with r = 0.11). These relationships were validated using data from other rainfall simulation experiments and naturally occurring ephemeral streamflow in southern New Mexico.},
number = {5},
journal = {Journal of Irrigation and Drainage},
author = {Bolton, S. M. and Ward, T. J. and Cole, R. A.},
year = {1991},
keywords = {LTER-JRN, article, hydrology, nutrients, hydrology, sediment transport, journal, nitrogen, hydrology, nutrients, hydrology, nutrients, hydrology,runoff, phosphorus, hydrology, phosphorus,runoff, rainfall simulation,hydrology, runoff, SEE},
pages = {736--747}
}
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