Environmental Science
7 years ago

Algerian Lake's Nutrient Levels Threaten Ecosystem Stability, Demand Urgent Action

Advances in Science, Technology & Innovation/Advances in science, technology & innovation
Trophic Status Assesement of Lacustrine Ecosystem, Boukourdane Lake, Algeria
Siham Arab, Somia Hamil, Arab adeslem

Paper Summary

The article discusses how lakes can be classified based on their nutrient levels and plant growth. Eutrophic lakes have high nutrients and plant growth, oligotrophic lakes have low nutrients and plant growth, and mesotrophic lakes are in between. Each lake has its own unique characteristics that determine its trophic status.

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