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Basic Approaches
Modeling Phosphorus Movement from Agriculture to Surface Waters, A. Sharpley
Modeling Runoff and Erosion in Phosphorus Models, M.L. Wolfe
Modeling Phosphorus in Runoff: Basic Approaches, M.L. Cabrera
Basic Approaches to Modeling Phosphorus Leaching, N.O. Nelson and J.E. Parsons
Phosphorus Transport in Streams: Processes and Modeling Considerations, B.E. Haggard and A.N. Sharpley
Uncertainty Estimation in Phosphorus Models, K. Beven, T. Page, and M. McGechan
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Phosphorus Modeling in Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) Model, I. Chaubey, K.W. Migliaccio, C.H. Green, J.G. Arnold, and R. Srinivasan
Modeling Phosphorus with Hydrologic Simulation Program-Fortran, D.E. Radcliffe and Z. Lin
Phosphorus Modeling in the Annualized Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution (AnnAGNPS) Model, Y. Yuan, R.L. Bingner, and I. Chaubey
Answers-2000: A Nonpoint Source Pollution Model for Water, Sediment, and Phosphorus Losses, F. Bouraoui and T.A. Dillaha
Watershed Ecosystem Nutrient Dynamics — Phosphorus (WEND-P) Models, R.L. Kort, E.A. Cassell, and S.G. Aschmann
Modeling Phosphorus with the Generalized Watershed Loading Functions (GWLF) Model, E.M. Schneiderman
Phosphorus Indices, Best Management Practices, and Calibration Data Phosphorus Indices, J. Weld and A. Sharpley
Challenges to Using and Implementing Phosphorus Indices in Nutrient Management Planning: an MMP Perspective, P. Hess, B. Eisenhauer, and B. Joern
Quantifying the Effects of Phosphorus Control Best Management Practices, M.W. Gitau and T.L. Veith
Small Watershed Data Collection to Support Phosphorus Modeling, D. Harmel and B. Haggard Modeling in the Future
Suggestions to Improve Modeling of Phosphorus, D.E. Radcliffe and M.L. Cabrera
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reviewed Modeling Phosphorus in the Environment on May 26, 2010
Modeling Phosphorus in the Environment
"Shut up an' eat yer goddamn banana!" is a common refrain in my house. This is because of potassium, which is found in hearty quantities in that disturbing, yellow fruit. Like all alkali metals, it's reactive as hell, making it one of the floozies or "easy-pieces" of the periodic table, throwing itself willy-nilly into the laps of other elements, shedding electrons like a two-bit whore staring at a checkbook.
For us, potassium is very good for your liver and for strewing shit over fields. For the universe, writ large, it makes nice fireworks and lethal injections. Potassium: killer nymphomaniac element = the best element?
On a side note, this series is awesome. Compare reading one of these books in these series about elements (written for middle-schoolers) to the corresponding "Wikkiepedio" page. The latter is incomprehensible, full of blue words that lead to more incomprehensible pages. Books: your friends and mine.
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