Source water contributions and hydrologic responses to simulated emerald ash borer infestations in depressional black ash wetlands
Matthew Van Grinsven(Michigan Technological University), Thomas G. Pypker(Thompson Rivers University), Nicholas W. Bolton(Minnesota Department of Natural Resources), Randall K. Kolka(US Forest Service), Joseph W. Wagenbrenner(Pacific Southwest Research Station), Joseph P. Shannon(Michigan Technological University), Joshua Clark Davis(Michigan Technological University)
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