Scott Larned
机构: Chief Scientist, National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research
主页: niwa.co.nz
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 6,831
H-指数: 42
I10-指数 : 65
出版物: 96
Flow Permanence Controls Fish and Invertebrate Assemblages at Multiple Spatial Scales in a New Zealand Gravel Bed River
D. J. Kelly , S. Larned , M. Scarsbrook , G. Fenwick
AGU Spring Meeting Abstracts 2005
2005
Periphyton-flow interactions and mass-transfer-uptake processes.
B. J. F. Biggs , S. Larned , Vladimir Ivanovich Nikora
2
2004
Hydrodynamic effects in aquatic ecosystems with a focus on periphyton.
B. J. F. Biggs , S. Larned , Vladimir Ivanovich Nikora
41 -70
5
2003
A strategy for optimizing catchment management actions to stressor–response relationships in freshwaters
R. W. McDowell , M. Schallenberg , S. Larned
Ecosphere 9 ( 10)
7
2018
Effects of herbivory, nutrient levels, and introduced algae on the distribution and abundance of the invasive macroalga Dictyosphaeria cavernosa in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii
J. Stimson , S. Larned , E. Conklin
Coral Reefs 19 ( 4) 343 -357
131
2001
Reconstructing Two Decades of Aquatic Invertebrate Diversity and Density along an Alluvial Plain River
S. T. Larned , D. B. Arscott , J. Schmidt , D. E. Rupp
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2007
2007
Hydrochemistry and Periphyton in the Perennial, Intermittent, and Ephemeral Selwyn River, South Island, New Zealand.
M. Scarsbrook , D. Kelly , S. T. Larned , G. Fenwick
AGU Spring Meeting Abstracts 2005
2005
Role of Red Alder in Nitrogen Losses From Forested Watersheds in the Oregon Coast Range
M. R. Church , J. E. Compton , S. T. Larned
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts 2001
2001
Nitrogen- versus phosphorus-limited growth and sources of nutrients for coral reef macroalgae
S. T. Larned
Marine Biology 132 ( 3) 409 -421
286
1998
Nitrogen and phosphorus in New Zealand streams and rivers: control and impact of eutrophication and the influence of land management.
R. W. Mcdowell , S. T. Larned , D. J. Houlbrooke
New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research 43 ( 4) 985 -995
66
2009
Hyporheic annelid distribution along a flow permanence gradient in an alluvial river
T. Datry , M. Lafont , S. T. Larned
Aquatic Sciences 72 ( 3) 335 -346
8
2010
Natural variation in immersion and emersion affects breakdown and invertebrate colonization of leaf litter in a temporary river
Roland Corti , T. Datry , L. Drummond , S. T. Larned
Aquatic Sciences 73 ( 4) 537 -550
71
2011
The Selwyn River of New Zealand: a benchmark system for alluvial plain rivers
S. T. Larned , D. M. Hicks , J. Schmidt , A. J. H. Davey
River Research and Applications 24 ( 1) 1 -21
62
2008
Regionalization of patterns of flow intermittence from gauging station records
T. H. Snelder , T. Datry , N. Lamouroux , S. T. Larned
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 17 ( 7) 2685 -2699
72
2013
Mercury in lakes and lake fishes on a conservation-industry gradient in Brazil
N. Mirlean , S.T. Larned , V. Nikora , V. Tavares Kütter
Chemosphere 60 ( 2) 226 -236
47
2005
Contrasting effects of managed opening regimes on water quality in two intermittently closed and open coastal lakes
M. Schallenberg , S.T. Larned , S. Hayward , C. Arbuckle
Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science 86 ( 4) 587 -597
89
2010
The land use suitability concept: Introduction and an application of the concept to inform sustainable productivity within environmental constraints
R.W. McDowell , T. Snelder , S. Harris , L. Lilburne
Ecological Indicators 91 212 -219
25
2018
Nitrogen efflux from the sediments of a subtropical bay and the potential contribution to macroalgal nutrient requirements
J Stimson , S.T Larned
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 252 ( 2) 159 -180
46
2000
Responses of hyporheic invertebrate assemblages to large-scale variation in flow permanence and surface–subsurface exchange
THIBAULT DATRY , SCOTT T. LARNED , MIKE R. SCARSBROOK
Freshwater Biology 52 ( 8) 1452 -1462
70
2007
Emerging concepts in temporary‐river ecology
SCOTT T. LARNED , THIBAULT DATRY , DAVID B. ARSCOTT , KLEMENT TOCKNER
Freshwater Biology 55 ( 4) 717 -738
419
2010