Sulfate Reduction in Sediments Produces High Levels of Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter
Jenna L. Luek(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Michael Gonsior(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Randolph K. Larsen(St. Mary's College of Maryland), Andrew Heyes(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Kaitlyn E. Thompson(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science)
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