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Contribution of streambanks to phosphorus export from Iowa

K.E. Schilling, T.M. Isenhart, C.F. Wolter, M.T. Streeter and J.L. Kovar
Journal of Soil and Water Conservation March 2022, 77 (2) 103-112; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2489/jswc.2022.00036
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    Conceptual diagram of modeling approach to estimate severely eroding streambanks using LiDAR. The drawing shows a cross section of a streambank with the bank angle calculation.

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    Measuring annual streambank recession using erosion pins (photo courtesy of William Beck, Iowa State University).

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    Location of streambank soil samples collected from stream order sites located in a range of landscape regions in Iowa.

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    Location of severely eroding streambank lengths in third- to sixth-order streams and rivers of Iowa.

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    Frequency distribution of 145 streambank soil total phosphorus (TP) concentrations.

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    Mean annual total phosphorus (TP) yields exported from 16 watersheds draining to the Mississippi and Missouri rivers (modified from Schilling et al. 2020).

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    Summary of annual streambank recession rates measured using erosion pins at various Iowa sites.

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    Variations in estimated annual total phosphorus (TP) export from Iowa streambanks using standard assumptions (equation 1) and likely low and high range values of parameters.

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    Annual riverine export of total phosphorus (TP) in Iowa and the estimated annual contribution from streambanks. Note that the annual streambank export is a constant (from equation 1).

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Journal of Soil and Water Conservation Mar 2022, 77 (2) 103-112; DOI: 10.2489/jswc.2022.00036
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