Leaf litter processing rates in a Kenyan highland stream, the Njoro River (original) (raw)
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Litter input from riparian vegetation to streams: a case study of the Njoro River, Kenya
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Allochthonous coarse particulate organic matter (CPOM) input into the Njoro River was measured between January and June 1998 at two contrasting sites: open-canopy and closed-canopy sites. Bank runoff and aerial drift traps were used for collecting CPOM inputs over periods of two weeks. Collected litter was sorted into four categories: leaves, fruits, wood and plant fragments. Monthly input ranged from
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