… DOC inputs to boreal lakes are typically dominated by allochthonous sources, especially
peatlands (Dillon and Molot 1997a). Water-saturated organic soils such as peat sequester …

… carbon [Dillon and Molot, 1996a]. Integration of catchment and lake [Dillon and Molot, 1996b]
… A steady state mass balance model [Dillon and Molot, 1996b] predicts that changes in lake …

… attributable to catchment differences in the extent of peatlands (Dillon and Molot, submitted).
… catchment (Dillon & Molot, submitted). Similar results were reported by Urban et al. (1988). …

… of DOC was 0Ð99 mgC l 1, ranging from 0Ð63 to 1Ð47 mgC l 1, and the annual average
output concentration of DOC was 2Ð97 mgC l 1, ranging from 2Ð79 to 3Ð56 mgC l 1. The …

… that are single celled or attached to each other without a mucilaginous sheath and which
lack a buoyancy mechanism) have higher P affinities than their eukaryotic competitors (Molot & …

… For example, the mean ratios inDiekie Lake were 9.7 Hz/(mg L 'l) in the inputs and 7.5 I-•(mg
L 'l) in the lake discharge between 1980 and 1992 [Molot and Dillon, 1997]. Chen et al. […

… Stream samples were analyzed for total Fe colorimetrically, after autoclave digestion in acid
(30 g of hydroxylamine hydrochloride with 200 mL sulphuric acid in 1 L of distilled water), for …

… Molot 1997), vegetation type (Sobek et al. 2007), land use (Findlay et al. 2001), runoff (Dillon
and … ———, AND L. MOLOT. 1997. Effect of landscape form on export of dissolved organic …

The ability to predict export of algal nutrients from forested stream catchments is essential to
estimate background levels of nutrients in lakes and therefore gauge the effects of …

… Partitioning of this retained carbon is apparently a function of surface water alkalinity with
20 ueq L 'l taken to be a threshold value (equation 3 and Figure 3) [Dillon and Molot, 1996a]. …