Mercury Distribution Across 14 U.S. Forests. Part I: Spatial Patterns of Concentrations in Biomass, Litter, and Soils
Daniel Obrist(University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources), D. E. Todd(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), D. B. Dail(Pennsylvania State University), David W. Johnson(Hennepin County), Stephen G. Pallardy(University of Missouri), Oleksandra Hararuk(Canadian Forest Service), Rosvel Bracho(University of Florida), Yiqi Luo(Cornell University), Scott V. Ollinger(University of New Hampshire), Russell K. Monson(University of Colorado Boulder), Robert L. Edmonds(University of Washington), Kurt S. Pregitzer(Michigan State University), S. E. Lindberg(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), John J. Battles(University of California, Berkeley)
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