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Temporary storage or permanent removal? The division of nitrogen between biotic assimilation and denitrification in stormwater biofiltration systems by Payne, Emily G I, Fletcher, Tim D, Russell, Douglas G, Grace, Michael R, Cavagnaro, Timothy R, Evrard, Victor, Deletic, Ana, Hatt, Belinda E, Cook, Perran L M

“…The long-term efficacy of stormwater treatment systems requires continuous pollutant removal without substantial re-release. Hence, the division of incoming…”
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Biofilter design for effective nitrogen removal from stormwater ― influence of plant species, inflow hydrology and use of a saturated zone by PAYNE, Emily G. I, PHAM, Tracey, COOK, Perran L. M, FLETCHER, Tim D, HATT, Belinda E, DELETIC, Ana

“…The use of biofilters to remove nitrogen and other pollutants from urban stormwater runoff has demonstrated varied success across laboratory and field studies…”
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Processes and Drivers of Nitrogen Removal in Stormwater Biofiltration by Payne, Emily G. I., Fletcher, Tim D., Cook, Perran L. M., Deletic, Ana, Hatt, Belinda E.

“…Biofiltration systems harness the treatment capabilities of plants, microorganisms, and soil to mitigate impacts of polluted stormwater. However, their…”
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Inside Story of Gas Processes within Stormwater Biofilters: Does Greenhouse Gas Production Tarnish the Benefits of Nitrogen Removal? by Payne, Emily G. I, Pham, Tracey, Cook, Perran L. M, Deletic, Ana, Hatt, Belinda E, Fletcher, Tim D

“…Stormwater biofilters are dynamic environments, supporting diverse processes that act to capture and transform incoming pollutants. However, beneficial water…”
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The impact of stormwater biofilter design and operational variables on nutrient removal - a statistical modelling approach by Zhang, Kefeng, Liu, Yizhou, Deletic, Ana, McCarthy, David T., Hatt, Belinda E., Payne, Emily G.I., Chandrasena, Gayani, Li, Yali, Pham, Tracey, Jamali, Behzad, Daly, Edoardo, Fletcher, Tim D., Lintern, Anna

“…•Statistical models incorporating both design and operational parameters are developed.•All models perform well in predicting biofilters outflow TP and TN…”
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Which species? A decision-support tool to guide plant selection in stormwater biofilters by Payne, Emily G.I., Pham, Tracey, Deletic, Ana, Hatt, Belinda E., Cook, Perran L.M., Fletcher, Tim D.

“…•Extensive roots, high biomass and growth are critical to effective nitrogen removal•Plant nitrogen assimilation is a key driver, occurring alongside high…”
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Biotreatment technologies for stormwater harvesting: critical perspectives by Payne, Emily GI, McCarthy, David T, Deletic, Ana, Zhang, Kefeng

“…[Display omitted] •Significant research underpins stormwater treatment using passive biotechnologies.•Recent advances in media amendment, antimicrobial plants…”
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Temporary Storage or Permanent Removal? The Division of Nitrogen between Biotic Assimilation and Denitrification in Stormwater Biofiltration Systems: e90890 by Payne, Emily GI, Fletcher, Tim D, Russell, Douglas G, Grace, Michael R, Cavagnaro, Timothy R, Evrard, Victor, Deletic, Ana, Hatt, Belinda E, Cook, Perran LM

“…The long-term efficacy of stormwater treatment systems requires continuous pollutant removal without substantial re-release. Hence, the division of incoming…”
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