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A Global Dataset on Nutrient Removal Capacity by Marine Macroalgae. [PDF]

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Eutrophication

Science, 1967
Abstract Eutrophication is enrichment by plant nutrients. Here man-made eutrophication is considered. The chief sources of enrichment are sewage, artificial fertilizers and agricultural wastes. Large populations of plants and animals, alive or dead, cause difficulties in the water industry and may interfere with recreation, especially
A D, Hasler, M E, Swenson
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Eutrophication

2023
Major advances in the scientific understanding of eutrophication and the significant effects of eutrophication have been made over the decades. The effects of eutrophication include increased biomass of freshwater phytoplankton and periphyton; shifts in phytoplankton species composition to taxa that may be toxic or inedible, e. g.
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The eutrophication commandments

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2012
Typically, rising atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations are used to illustrate how humans have impacted the earth. However, we have also dramatically altered the amount of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) cycling through the biosphere. Eventually these nutrients are carried to coastal receiving waters where they cause severe, often negative ...
R W, Fulweiler   +2 more
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Marine Eutrophication

2014
Eutrophication is one of the key local stressors for coastal marine ecosystems, particularly in those locations with many estuaries, intense coastal development or agriculture, and a lack of coastal forests or mangroves. The land-derived import of not only inorganic nutrients, such as nitrate and phosphate, but also particulate and dissolved organic ...
Jessen, Christian   +4 more
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The history of the eutrophication concept and the eutrophication in the Netherlands

Hydrobiological Bulletin, 1980
Eutrophication has been defined in various ways. Some authors stress the increase in nutrient concentration, especially nitrogen and phosphorus compounds, others the effect of the presence of these nutrients,viz. increase in biomass. A historical survey is given of the origin of the eutrophication concept as developed by NAUMANN and THIENEMANN.
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Eutrophication in histopathology

Histopathology, 2019
Rafael Martínez‐Girón   +1 more
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