Abstract Developing solutions for lake eutrophication has emerged as a priority area to address the loss of ecosystem balance, reduction in aquatic biodiversity, and potential production toxins. Floating bed offer an effective methodology this issue. This study uses rice straw base floating treatment. Treatment simulated eutrophic water was analyzed with without plants combination beds (RS RS +...

this study was carried out from june to october 2008 in nansi lake. based on the data collected from five sampling stations, phytoplankton taxonomic composition, abundance, temporal variations and spatial distribution were examined. about 94 species, including 48 species of chlorophyta, 22 species of bacillariophyta, and 1 water bloom causative species were identified. average phytoplankton div...

Multi-year nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) budgets were developed for the Patuxent River estuary, a seasonally stratified and moderately eutrophic tributary of Chesapeake Bay. Major inputs (point, diffuse, septic, and direct atmospheric) were measured for 13 years during which, large reductions in P and then lesser reductions in N-loading occurred due to wastewater treatment plant improvements....

abstract background and purpose: eutrophication is one of the major environmental problems in waterways causing substantial adverse impact on domestic, livestock and recreational use of water resources. aras dam, iran which provides arasful city with drinking water, has chronic algal blooms since 1990. levels of up to 900,000 cells/ml of toxic cyanobacteria (mainly anabaena and microcystis) hav...

We tested the hypothesis that a clear-water period, regularly observed in many mesoand eutrophic lakes, is caused by grazing herbivorous zooplankton. Such a clear-water phase occurs during mid-May in the moderately eutrophic Schiihsee and involves a rapid increase in Secchi transparency, and a drop in chlorophyll and particulate organic carbon in size fractions ~35 Nm. Maxima of zooplankton bio...

In this paper the authors discuss the effects of cold fronts on the dynamics of freshwater ecosystems of southeast South America. Cold fronts originating from the Antarctic show a monthly frequency that promotes turbulence and vertical mixing in reservoirs with a consequence to homogenize nutrient distribution, dissolved oxygen and temperature. Weak thermoclines and the athelomixis process imme...