Jill S Baron, PhD (Former Employee)
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Environmental characteristics and benthic invertebrate assemblages in Colorado mountain lakes Environmental characteristics and benthic invertebrate assemblages in Colorado mountain lakes
Twenty-two high-elevation lakes (>3000 m) in Rocky Mountain National Park and Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, Colorado, were surveyed during summer 1998 to explore relationships among benthic invertebrates, water chemistry (particularly nitrate concentrations), and other environmental variables. Water samples were collected from the deepest portion of each lake and analyzed for ions and...
Authors
B. M. LaFrancois, D.M. Carlisle, K. R. Nydick, B. M. Johnson, Jill Baron
Human disruption of element interactions: Drivers, consequences, and trends for the twenty-first century Human disruption of element interactions: Drivers, consequences, and trends for the twenty-first century
No abstract available.
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A.T. Austin, R. W. Howarth, Jill Baron, F. S. Chapin, T.R. Christensen, E.A. Holland, M.V. Ivanov, A.Y. Lein, L.A. Martinelli, J. M. Melillo, C. Shang
Isotopic study of sulfate sources and residence times in a subalpine watershed Isotopic study of sulfate sources and residence times in a subalpine watershed
Stable sulfur and oxygen isotope ratios and naturally occurring 35SSO4 activities were used to examine sulfate sources, address the role of sulfur dynamics, and estimate residence times of atmospherically derived sulfate in Loch Vale Watershed, Colorado. In 1996, surface water samples from small streams flowing through talus, forest, and wetland areas had δ34SSO4 values ranging from 1.8...
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C.L. Kester, Jill Baron, J.T. Turk
Lake-specific responses to elevated atmospheric nitrogen deposition in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, U.S.A Lake-specific responses to elevated atmospheric nitrogen deposition in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, U.S.A
We explored variability among subalpine lakes sharing very similar climate and atmospheric conditions, but differing in watershed characteristics, hydrology, and food web structure. Special attention was given to nitrogen (N) dynamics because the study area receives some of the highest levels of atmospheric N deposition in the Rocky Mountains. We asked if the effect of regional N...
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K. R. Nydick, B. M. LaFrancois, Jill Baron, B. M. Johnson
Responses of Englemann spruce forests to nitrogen fertilization in the Colorado Rocky Mountains Responses of Englemann spruce forests to nitrogen fertilization in the Colorado Rocky Mountains
Two old-growth coniferous forests in Colorado with differing initial soil conditions responded differently to four years of low-level fertilization with ammonium nitrate. The site (Fraser) with an average initial organic horizon soil C:N ratio of 36 and nitrogen (N) pool of 605 kg/ha showed no significant increase in net N mineralization rates. At the Fraser site, foliar and organic...
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H.M. Rueth, Jill Baron, E.J. Allstott
Recent ecological and biogeochemical changes in alpine lakes of Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado, USA): A response to anthropogenic nitrogen deposition Recent ecological and biogeochemical changes in alpine lakes of Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado, USA): A response to anthropogenic nitrogen deposition
Dated sediment cores from five alpine lakes (>3200 m asl) in Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado Front Range, USA) record near-synchronous stratigraphic changes that are believed to reflect ecological and biogeochemical responses to enhanced nitrogen deposition from anthropogenic sources. Changes in sediment proxies include progressive increases in the frequencies of mesotrophic...
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A.P. Wolfe, A.C. Van Gorp, Jill Baron
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Science and Products
Filter Total Items: 214
Environmental characteristics and benthic invertebrate assemblages in Colorado mountain lakes Environmental characteristics and benthic invertebrate assemblages in Colorado mountain lakes
Twenty-two high-elevation lakes (>3000 m) in Rocky Mountain National Park and Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, Colorado, were surveyed during summer 1998 to explore relationships among benthic invertebrates, water chemistry (particularly nitrate concentrations), and other environmental variables. Water samples were collected from the deepest portion of each lake and analyzed for ions and...
Authors
B. M. LaFrancois, D.M. Carlisle, K. R. Nydick, B. M. Johnson, Jill Baron
Human disruption of element interactions: Drivers, consequences, and trends for the twenty-first century Human disruption of element interactions: Drivers, consequences, and trends for the twenty-first century
No abstract available.
Authors
A.T. Austin, R. W. Howarth, Jill Baron, F. S. Chapin, T.R. Christensen, E.A. Holland, M.V. Ivanov, A.Y. Lein, L.A. Martinelli, J. M. Melillo, C. Shang
Isotopic study of sulfate sources and residence times in a subalpine watershed Isotopic study of sulfate sources and residence times in a subalpine watershed
Stable sulfur and oxygen isotope ratios and naturally occurring 35SSO4 activities were used to examine sulfate sources, address the role of sulfur dynamics, and estimate residence times of atmospherically derived sulfate in Loch Vale Watershed, Colorado. In 1996, surface water samples from small streams flowing through talus, forest, and wetland areas had δ34SSO4 values ranging from 1.8...
Authors
C.L. Kester, Jill Baron, J.T. Turk
Lake-specific responses to elevated atmospheric nitrogen deposition in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, U.S.A Lake-specific responses to elevated atmospheric nitrogen deposition in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, U.S.A
We explored variability among subalpine lakes sharing very similar climate and atmospheric conditions, but differing in watershed characteristics, hydrology, and food web structure. Special attention was given to nitrogen (N) dynamics because the study area receives some of the highest levels of atmospheric N deposition in the Rocky Mountains. We asked if the effect of regional N...
Authors
K. R. Nydick, B. M. LaFrancois, Jill Baron, B. M. Johnson
Responses of Englemann spruce forests to nitrogen fertilization in the Colorado Rocky Mountains Responses of Englemann spruce forests to nitrogen fertilization in the Colorado Rocky Mountains
Two old-growth coniferous forests in Colorado with differing initial soil conditions responded differently to four years of low-level fertilization with ammonium nitrate. The site (Fraser) with an average initial organic horizon soil C:N ratio of 36 and nitrogen (N) pool of 605 kg/ha showed no significant increase in net N mineralization rates. At the Fraser site, foliar and organic...
Authors
H.M. Rueth, Jill Baron, E.J. Allstott
Recent ecological and biogeochemical changes in alpine lakes of Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado, USA): A response to anthropogenic nitrogen deposition Recent ecological and biogeochemical changes in alpine lakes of Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado, USA): A response to anthropogenic nitrogen deposition
Dated sediment cores from five alpine lakes (>3200 m asl) in Rocky Mountain National Park (Colorado Front Range, USA) record near-synchronous stratigraphic changes that are believed to reflect ecological and biogeochemical responses to enhanced nitrogen deposition from anthropogenic sources. Changes in sediment proxies include progressive increases in the frequencies of mesotrophic...
Authors
A.P. Wolfe, A.C. Van Gorp, Jill Baron
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