Nutrient sources for excessive growth of benthic algae in Lake Ontario as inferred by the distribution of SRP

Nutrient sources for excessive growth of benthic algae in Lake Ontario as inferred by the distribution of SRP

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Total phosphorus concentrations in the open waters of the Laurentian Great Lakes are currently at or beneath target concentrations set by international agreement. Despite the success of phosphorus loading controls in remediating nearshore eutrophication problems in the past, nuisance growth of Clad...

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Main Author: Martin, Grace Marion
Language:en
Published: 2010
Subjects:
nearshore eutrophication
Great Lakes
soluble reactive phosphorus
phosphate
Phosphorus
benthic algae
Cladophora
littoral periphyton
dreissenids
Dreissena
quagga mussels
nearshore shunt
internal cycling
dialysis
magnesium-induced co-precipitation
steady-state radiobioassay
Biology
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10012/5640

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