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3. How changes in diet and trade patterns have shaped the N cycle at the national scale: Spain (1961–2009) L. Lassaletta et al.
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5. Spatial and temporal dynamics of primary producers in shallow lakes as seen from space: Intra-annual observations from Sentinel-2A M. Pinardi et al.
6. In Search for the Missing Nitrogen: Closing the Budget to Assess the Role of Denitrification in Agricultural Watersheds G. Castaldelli et al.
7. Exotic species, rather than low flow, negatively affect native fish in the Oglio River, Northern Italy A. Gavioli et al.
8. Recent Trends (2012–2016) of N, Si, and P Export from the Nemunas River Watershed: Loads, Unbalanced Stoichiometry, and Threats for Downstream Aquatic Ecosystems I. Vybernaite-Lubiene et al.
9. Spatial distribution and uncertainties of nitrogen budgets for agriculture in the Tagus river basin in Portugal – Implications for effectiveness of mitigation measures M. Cameira et al.
10. Ecosystem Services Valuation for the Sustainable Land Use Management by Nature-Based Solution (NbS) in the Common Agricultural Policy Actions: A Case Study on the Foglia River Basin (Marche Region, Italy) E. Morri & R. Santolini
11. A Spatial Analysis to Define Data Requirements for Hydrological and Water Quality Models in Data-Limited Regions E. D’Ambrosio et al.
12. Hyporheic Passive Flux Meters Reveal Inverse Vertical Zonation and High Seasonality of Nitrogen Processing in an Anthropogenically Modified Stream (Holtemme, Germany) J. Kunz et al.
13. Pollutant sources in an arsenic-affected multilayer aquifer in the Po Plain of Italy: Implications for drinking-water supply M. Rotiroti et al.
14. Advancing the Food-Energy–Water Nexus: Closing Nutrient Loops in Arid River Corridors J. Mortensen et al.
15. Reactive Silica Traces Manure Spreading in Alluvial Aquifers Affected by Nitrate Contamination: A Case Study in a High Plain of Northern Italy E. Severini et al.
16. Nitrogen Budget in a Lowland Coastal Area Within the Po River Basin (Northern Italy): Multiple Evidences of Equilibrium Between Sources and Internal Sinks G. Castaldelli et al.
17. Modelling Nitrate Reduction Strategies from Diffuse Sources in the Po River Basin A. Malagó et al.
18. Penalized complexity priors for degrees of freedom in Bayesian P-splines M. Ventrucci & H. Rue
19. Farm nitrogen balances in six European landscapes as an indicator for nitrogen losses and basis for improved management T. Dalgaard et al.
20. Antropogenic input of nitrogen and riverine export from a Mediterranean catchment. The Celone, a temporary river case study A. De Girolamo et al.
21. Soil Denitrification, the Missing Piece in the Puzzle of Nitrogen Budget in Lowland Agricultural Basins E. Soana et al.
22. Environmental sustainability of the biogas pathway in Italy through the methodology of the Global Bioenergy Partnership T. Pirelli et al.
23. Developing a nitrogen load apportionment tool: Theory and application A. De Girolamo et al.
24. Dynamics and integrity of wetland network in estuary P. Dou & B. Cui
25. Do oxic–anoxic transitions constrain organic matter mineralization in eutrophic freshwater wetlands? D. Longhi et al.
26. Changes in irrigation practices may deplete aquifers faster and more severely than meteorological droughts: A numerical modeling approach A. Redaelli et al.
27. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure: Managing macrophytes for nitrate mitigation in irrigated agricultural watersheds E. Soana et al.
28. Geochemical and isotopic analyses on the Po delta water: insights to understand a complex riverine ecosystem C. Marchina et al.
29. Groundwater and surface water nitrate pollution in an intensively irrigated system: Sources, dynamics and adaptation to climate change M. Rotiroti et al.
30. Effect of algal blooms on retention of N, Si and P in Europe's largest coastal lagoon I. Vybernaite-Lubiene et al.
31. Variability in Environmental Conditions Strongly Impacts Ostracod Assemblages of Lowland Springs in a Heavily Anthropized Area G. Rossetti et al.
32. The Mediterranean Region as a Paradigm of the Global Decoupling of N and P Between Soils and Freshwaters E. Romero et al.
33. Groundwater is a hidden global keystone ecosystem M. Saccò et al.
34. Origin and fate of nitrates in groundwater from the central Po plain: Insights from isotopic investigations E. Sacchi et al.
35. Analysis of stream–aquifer relationships: A comparison between mass balance and Darcy’s law approaches A. Menció et al.
36. Pit lakes from gravel and sand quarrying in the Po River basin: An opportunity for riverscape rehabilitation and ecosystem services improvement N. Ghirardi et al.
37. Relating landscape to stream nitrate-N levels in a coastal eastern-Atlantic watershed (Portugal) Z. Teixeira & J. Marques
38. Soil system budgets of N, Si and P in an agricultural irrigated watershed: surplus, differential export and underlying mechanisms M. Pinardi et al.
39. Taxonomic and Functional Responses of Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities to Hydrological and Water Quality Variations in a Heavily Regulated River A. Laini et al.
40. The dual role of irrigation in the groundwater budget under baseline conditions versus the 2022 drought: Lessons for future climate adaptation A. Redaelli et al.
41. Temporal and spatial differences in nitrogen and phosphorus biogeochemistry and ecosystem functioning of a hypertrophic lagoon (Curonian Lagoon, SE Baltic Sea) revealed via Ecological Network Analysis M. Magri et al.
42. Space and time variations of watershed N and P budgets and their relationships with reactive N and P loadings in a heavily impacted river basin (Po river, Northern Italy) P. Viaroli et al.
43. Groundwater characterization from an ecological and human perspective: an interdisciplinary approach in the Functional Urban Area of Parma, Italy A. Zanini et al.
44. Governance and groundwater modelling: Hints to boost the implementation of the EU Nitrate Directive. The Lombardy Plain case, N Italy A. Musacchio et al.
45. Denitrification in a meromictic lake and its relevance to nitrogen flows within a moderately impacted forested catchment D. Nizzoli et al.
46. Nitrogen inputs to a river course in a heavily impacted watershed: A combined hydrochemical and isotopic evaluation (Oglio River Basin, N Italy) C. Delconte et al.
47. Origin, implications and management strategies for nitrate pollution in surface and ground waters of Anthemountas basin based on a δ15N-NO3− and δ18O-NO3− isotope approach N. Kazakis et al.
48. Catchment land use effects on fluxes and concentrations of organic and inorganic nitrogen in streams E. Vogt et al.
49. Water management practices exacerbate nitrogen retention in Mediterranean catchments E. Romero et al.
50. Natural and anthropogenic variations in the Po river waters (northern Italy): insights from a multi-isotope approach C. Marchina et al.
51. Land‐use change from cropland to orchard leads to high nitrate accumulation in the soils of a small catchment J. Gao et al.
52. Measuring diel and spatial variation in biogenic N2 delivery, production, and loss with natural tracers: Application to watershed‐scale estimation of denitrification K. Knee et al.
53. Avoiding social traps in the ecosystem stewardship: The Italian Fontanile lowland spring M. Balderacchi et al.
54. EU Nitrates Directive, from theory to practice: Environmental effectiveness and influence of regional governance on its performance A. Musacchio et al.
55. Is Flood Irrigation a Potential Driver of River-Groundwater Interactions and Diffuse Nitrate Pollution in Agricultural Watersheds? E. Racchetti et al.
56. Eutrophication of the Mediterranean Sea: a watershed—cascading aquatic filter approach P. Viaroli et al.
57. The effects of irrigation on groundwater quality and quantity in a human-modified hydro-system: The Oglio River basin, Po Plain, northern Italy M. Rotiroti et al.
58. Flood-driven transport of sediment, particulate organic matter, and nutrients from the Po River watershed to the Mediterranean Sea T. Tesi et al.
59. Linking Hydrobiogeochemical Processes and Management Techniques to Close Nutrient Loops in an Arid River K. Bicknell et al.
60. Nitrate sources, accumulation and reduction in groundwater from Northern Italy: Insights provided by a nitrate and boron isotopic database G. Martinelli et al.
61. Short-Term Effects of the EU Nitrate Directive Reintroduction: Reduced N Loads to River from an Alluvial Aquifer in Northern Italy E. Severini et al.
62. Nitrogen uptake and coupled nitrification–denitrification in riverine sediments with benthic microalgae and rooted macrophytes E. Racchetti et al.
63. Mitigation of nitrogen pollution in vegetated ditches fed by nitrate-rich spring waters E. Soana et al.