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Dr Chris Yates
Selected publications
- Yates, C, Johnes, P, Owen, A, Brailsford, F, Glanville, H, Evans, CD, Marshall, M, Jones, D, Lloyd, C, Jickells, T & Evershed, R, 2019, ‘Variation in dissolved organic matter (DOM) stoichiometry in UK freshwaters: Assessing the influence of land cover and soil C:N ratio on DOM composition.’. Limnology and Oceanography., pp. 1-13
Latest publications
- Yates, CA, Johnes, PJ & Spencer, RG, 2019, ‘Characterisation of treated effluent from four commonly employed wastewater treatment facilities: A UK case study’. Journal of Environmental Management, vol 232., pp. 919-927
- Brailsford, FL, Glanville, HC, Golyshin, PN, Johnes, PJ, Yates, CA & Jones, DL, 2019, ‘Microbial uptake kinetics of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) compound groups from river water and sediments’. Scientific Reports, vol 9.
- Reay, M, Yates, C, Johnes, P, Arthur, C, Jones, D & Evershed, R, 2019, ‘High resolution HPLC-MS confirms overestimation of urea in soil by the diacetyl monoxime (DAM)colorimetric method’. Soil Biology and Biochemistry, vol 135., pp. 127-133
- Brailsford, F, Glanville, H, Marshall, M, Golyshin, P, Johnes, P, Yates, CA, Owen, A & Jones, D, 2017, ‘Microbial use of low molecular weight DOM in filtered and unfiltered freshwater: Role of ultra-small microorganisms and implications for water quality monitoring’. Science of The Total Environment, vol 598., pp. 377-384
- Yates, C, Johnes, P & Spencer, R, 2016, ‘Assessing the drivers of dissolved organic matter export from two contrasting lowland catchments, U.K’. Science of The Total Environment, vol 569?570., pp. 1330-1340
- Yates, CA & Johnes, PJ, 2013, ‘Nitrogen speciation and phosphorus fractionation dynamics in a lowland chalk catchment’. Science of The Total Environment, vol 444., pp. 466-479
- Comber, S, Crossman, J, Daldorph, P, Johnes, PJ, Kelly, M, Mistry, R, Robinson, S, Whitehead, P & Yates, CA, 2012, ‘Phosphorus contributions from WwTW discharges to watercourses and their long term impacts relative to other sources’. UK Water Industry Research Limited
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