Atmospheric deposition of phosphorus : concepts, constraints and published deposition rates for ecosystem management   Publication Date:   2002-02 Creator:   Redfield, Garth W. South Florida Water Management District. Environmental Monitoring & Assessment Department. ( Contributor ) Publisher.Display:   Environmental Monitoring & Assessment Dept., South Florida Water Management District Format:   PDF, 47 pages : color illustrations, chart, map ; 28 cm. Subjects.Display:   Phosphorus cycle (Biogeochemistry) Atmospheric deposition. Source Institution:   Florida International University Atmospheric deposition of phosphorus : concepts, constraints and published deposition rates for ecosystem management	Flow monitoring in Stormwater Treatment Area No. 6   Publication Date:   2001-12 Creator:   Imru, Muluneh. South Florida Water Management District. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Department. ( Contributor ) Publisher.Display:   Hydrology and Hydraulics Division, Environmental Monitoring & Assessment Dept., South Florida Water Management District Format:   PDF, 71 pages, illustrations, charts, maps. Subjects.Display:   Florida Everglades Hydraulics. Restoration ecology ǂz Florida ǂz Everglades. Water ǂx Purification ǂz Florida ǂz Everglades ǂx Phosphorus removal. Constructed wetlands ǂz Florida ǂz Everglades. Source Institution:   Florida International University Flow monitoring in Stormwater Treatment Area No. 6
Hydrologic report for St. Lucie County and preferred database development   Publication Date:   2002-01 Creator:   South Florida Water Management District. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Department. ( Contributor ) Raymond, John H Publisher.Display:   Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Dept., Hydrology and Hydraulics Division, South Florida Water Management District Format:   PDF, viii, 92 pages : charts, maps ; 28 cm. Subjects.Display:   Saint Lucie County (Fla.) Hydrometeorology -- Florida -- St. Lucie County -- Periodicity Hydrologic cycle -- Florida -- St. Lucie County Source Institution:   Florida International University Hydrologic report for St. Lucie County and preferred database development