How To Use Eutrophic In A Sentence
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Extremely eutrophic waterbodies are polluted because they often cannot support a fishery, cannot be used for drinking water, and have few recreational opportunities and poor esthetics.
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Plant and animal competition is most marked on fertile soils of eutrophic forests and grasslands.
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It is interesting that they found a lower incidence of food limitation in K. cochlearis from an oligotrophic lake than we found in a eutrophic pond which presumably had a higher total biomass of phytoplankton.
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One of the map's most powerful features is its ability to show the locations of hypoxic and eutrophic sites over time.
Peter Hanlon: Dead Zones, Now in More Frightening Detail!
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Eutrophication is the main factor for the degradation of lake ecosystem.
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Enter the World Resources Institute (WRI) and its interactive and exhaustively-researched map of 762 (and counting) eutrophic and hypoxic sites around the world, each identified with accompanying descriptions, photos and even videos.
Peter Hanlon: Dead Zones, Now in More Frightening Detail!
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Turtlegrass was obtained from oligotrophic waters near Lee Stocking Island, Bahamas; eelgrass was collected from a eutrophic environment in Monterey Bay, California.
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At present, the most common and serious anthropogenic perturbation of lakes is eutrophication due to increased nutrient availability.
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Our results suggest that in eutrophic lakes fish predation on zooplankton may be more important than nutrient excretion by fish for the structure and dynamics of planktonic communities.
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As Selman explained, the doubling of nitrogen and tripling of phosphorous in the environment since 1960 -- primarily from intensive agriculture - correlates with the explosive growth in the number of hypoxic and eutrophic sites.
Peter Hanlon: Dead Zones, Now in More Frightening Detail!
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The assessment grade of eutrophication state of lake is given by calculation and comparison of the fuzzy degree values of these fuzzy sets.
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Within the miombo vegetation, "islands" of other vegetation types, such as eutrophic savanna on richer soils, river terraces and floodplains, provide superior forage.
Angolan Miombo woodlands
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As “cloud racks up” above the lake, the poem racks up definitions for oligotrophic, eutrophic, caducous, absyssal, meanings for Toronto and Ontario.
Sheryda Warrener reads Karen Solie
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Nutrient pollution or eutrophication is caused by the massive discharges of nitrates and phosphates into the environment.
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So while we might classify a site as becoming eutrophic/hypoxic in the 2000's, maybe it was experiencing issues beforehand.
Peter Hanlon: Dead Zones, Now in More Frightening Detail!
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Algal blooms, toxin production and eutrophication (water pollution caused by excessive plant nutrients) occur as a result of this phosphorous.
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We investigated bacterial responses to variations in dissolved organic carbon and nutrient availability by a comparative analysis of bacterial metabolism in lakes ranging from oligotrophic to eutrophic.
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Our laboratory has also reported alterations in the synthesis, plasma concentrations and hepatic metabolism of androgens in alligators living in eutrophic lakes with exposure to pesticides.
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Outline the newest research orientation of eutrophication mechanism and breakout of water bloom.
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However, when discharged phosphorus and nitrogen compounds reach levels in the receiving waters that do cause eutrophication, further treatment, the so-called tertiary treatment, which "unfixes" the bound nitrogen in the waste (at great expense) by transforming it through denitrification to nitrogen gas, becomes necessary.
Chapter 7
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Dynamics of phytoplankton succession coupled to species diversity as a system-level tool for study of Microcystis population dynamics in eutrophic lakes
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In eutrophic Lake Hiidenvesi, we studied the possibility that water quality indirectly affects mysids by forcing them to habitats where they are vulnerable to fish predation.
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So it is significance to study eutrophication of water and protect water environment.
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The lakes can be characterized as alkaline, moderately hardwater lakes of relatively high mineral content, and are eutrophic.
Ecoregions of Florida (EPA)
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Altogether, this indicates that sestonic components of autochthonous origin should be closer to Redfield proportions in eutrophic than in oligotrophic lakes.
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In eutrophic lakes that are stratified, concentrations of N2 may decline in the epilimnion because of reduced solubility as temperatures rise and increase in the hypolimnion from denitrification of nitrate (NO3) to nitrite (NO2) to inorganic nitrogen (N2).
Chemical properties of lakes
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Phosphorus applied to fields as manure or commercial fertilizer can move into bodies of water during erosion and runoff events, and is largely responsible for the accelerated eutrophication of many bodies of water in Ohio.
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Phosphorus was the nutrient element limiting the eutrophication of the lake.
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he argued that the controlling factor in eutrophication is not nitrate but phosphate
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The assessment grade of eutrophication state of lake is given by calculation and comparison of the fuzzy degree values of these fuzzy sets.
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In our study area, eutrophication promotes excessive growth of filamentous green algae in shallow coastal areas during late spring and early summers.
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[Subtaiga forested sedge-hypnum mezotrophic and eutrophic swamps.
West Siberian broadleaf and mixed forests
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Then nutrient in sediment becomes the leading factor of the lake eutrophication.
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She said emissions to air, waste management and water eutrophication required urgent action.
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Rainbow trout was collected in lakes of all sizes, depths, and elevations, ranging from low to high levels of lake disturbance and relatively oligotrophic to eutrophic waters.
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Model predictions of downwelling spectral irradiance distributions in seagrass canopies growing in both oligotrophic and eutrophic waters were within 15% of field measurements.
