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DOC concentrations and spectroscopic characteristics in surface runoff from contrasting wetland ecosystems a case study in the Sanjiang Plain, Northeast China

Hydrol.EarthSyst.Sci.Discuss.,9,7919–7945,2012 /9/7919/2012/ doi:10.5194/hessd-9-7919-2012 Hydrology and EarthSystem Sciences HESSD ?Author(s)2012.CCAttribution3.0License. Discussions 9,7919–7945,2012 Thisdiscussionpaperis/hasbeenunderreviewforthejournalHydrologyandEarthSystem Sciences(HESS).Pleaserefertothecorresponding?nalpaperinHESSifavailable. DOCcharacteristics fromcontrasting wetlandecosystems DOCconcentrationsandspectroscopic characteristicsinsurfaceruno?from contrastingwetlandecosystems:acase studyintheSanjiangPlain,Northeast China L.Wangetal. TitlePage Abstract Conclusions Tables Introduction References Figures J J I I L.L.Wang,C.C.Song,andG.S.Yang NortheastInstituteofGeographyandAgroecology,ChineseAcademyofSciences, Changchun130012,China Back Close Received:4June2012–Accepted:8June2012–Published:25June2012 Correspondenceto:C.C.Song(lili0229ok@) FullScreen/Esc PublishedbyCopernicusPublicationsonbehalfoftheEuropeanGeosciencesUnion. Printer-friendlyVersion InteractiveDiscussion 7919 Abstract HESSD Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) is a signi?cant component of carbon and nutrient cycling in ?uvial ecosystems. Natural wetlands, as important DOC sources for river andoceanecosystems,haveexperiencedextensivenaturalandanthropogenicdistur- bancessuchasclimatechange,hydrologicalvariationsandlandusechangeinrecent years.Inthisstudy,weexaminedtheconcentrationsandspectroscopiccharacteristics ofDOCinsurfaceruno?fromcontrastingwetlandsalongthelowerAmurRiverBasin intheSanjiangPlain,NortheasternChina.Surfaceruno?fromsevensites(twonatural phialiformwetlands,threenaturalriparianwetland,onedegradedwetland,andonear- 9,7919–7945,2012 DOCcharacteristics fromcontrasting wetlandecosystems 5 L.Wangetal. 10 ti?cialwetlandi.e.ricepaddy)weremonitoredduringthegrowingseasonsof2009and 2010.Surfaceruno?fromthenaturalwetlandsitesexhibitedawiderangeofDOCcon- ?1 centrations(10.06–48.73mgl )duringthetwo-yearsamplingperiod.Thespeci?cul- TitlePage travioletabsorbance(SUVA)andcolorvaluesofDO