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Slide presentation by Will Clements (Colorado State University) summarizing experiments on biochar effects in stream ecosystems. Reports field colonization trays and mesocosm experiments showing reduced EPT colonization, increased insect drift, and decreased community metabolism associated with biochar; investigates particle size, copper interactions, and leachate effects and outlines a 2016 field study to test washed versus unwashed biochar.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: benthic invertebrates, biochar, colonization-study, colorado-state-university, community-metabolism, copper, EPT, leachates, mesocosm, stream-ecology
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Type : Presentation
Review Notes : No publication date or event/venue is visible in the PDF. Author (Will Clements) and affiliation (Colorado State University) are present. Slides reference studies from 2014 and a planned 2016 field study, but the deck's creation or presentation date is not shown.

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