Margaret G. Forbes

Influence of Climate Change on Reservoir Water Quality Assessment and Management

R. D. Doyle, J. Scott, J. Stanley, 2011 .

River–reservoir transition zones are nitrogen fixation hot spots regardless of ecosystem trophic state

Jacob K. Stanley, J. Scott, J. Stanley, 2009, Hydrobiologia.

Effects of pulsed riverine versus non-pulsed wastewater inputs of freshwater on plant community structure in a semi-arid salt marsh

H. Alexander, K. Dunton, Margaret G. Forbes, 2008, Wetlands.

Effects of intermittent loading on nitrogen removal in horizontal subsurface flow wetlands.

R. D. Doyle, Margaret G. Forbes, J. Yelderman, 2010, Water science and technology : a journal of the International Association on Water Pollution Research.

Carbon sink to source: longitudinal gradients of planktonic P:R ratios in subtropical reservoirs

R. D. Doyle, Hui-Hsueh Huang, J. Stanley, 2012, Biogeochemistry.

Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to Inventory Coastal Prairie Wetlands Along the Upper Gulf Coast, Texas

R. D. Doyle, Nicholas M. Enwright, B. Hunter, 2011, Wetlands.

Hot spots and hot moments of planktonic nitrogen fixation in a eutrophic southern reservoir

J. Scott, Margaret G. Forbes, R. Doyle, 2010 .

Physical Factors Control Phytoplankton Production and Nitrogen Fixation in Eight Texas Reservoirs

J. Scott, Hui-Hsueh Huang, J. Stanley, 2008, Ecosystems.

Recovery and fractionation of phosphorus retained by lightweight expanded shale and masonry sand used as media in subsurface flow treatment wetlands.

W. Waller, K. Dickson, P. Hudak, 2005, Environmental science & technology.

Response of a subtropical estuarine marsh to local climatic change in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico

K. Dunton, Margaret G. Forbes, 2006 .

Nutrient Transformation and Retention by Coastal Prairie Wetlands, Upper Gulf Coast, Texas

Margaret G. Forbes, J. Back, R. Doyle, 2012, Wetlands.

Dissolved phosphorus retention of light-weight expanded shale and masonry sand used in subsurface flow treatment wetlands.

T. Golden, P. Hudak, Margaret G. Forbes, 2004, Environmental science & technology.