Everglades hydrologic units

Carbon, Nitrogen, and Phosphorus Assimilation Coefficients in Selected Hydrologic Units of the Everglades... 

FIGURE 17.22 Relationship between soil oxygen demand and microbial biomass carbon of soils from select sites in four hydrologic units of the Everglades. (From Wright et al., 2007.)... 

Surface water DOM was shown to be different in various hydrologic units of the Everglades (Osborne, 2005). The data shown in Figure 17.24 show high DOM in WCA-1, and DOM decreased southward toward ENP and Florida Bay. 

Surface water sulfate concentrations are generally higher in the northern Everglades and tend to decrease along north-south gradient. Within each hydrologic units, sulfate concentrations are higher in canals and in areas closer to inflow structures (Table 17.15). Sulfate concentrations are... 

Wright, A., K. R. Reddy, and S. Newman, 2008. Biogeochemical indicators of phosphorus loading in select hydrologic units of the Everglades (submitted for publication). 

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