Eutrophication: Are Excessive Nutrient Inputs A Problem For The Delaware Estuary?

Sharp, Jonathan H.; Cifuentes, Luis A.; Coffin, Richard B.; Lebo, Martin E.; Pennock, Jonathan R.

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Eutrophication: Are Excessive Nutrient Inputs A Problem For The Delaware Estuary?

1994
By Sharp, Jonathan H. ; Cifuentes, Luis A. ; Coffin, Richard B. ; ...

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Sharp, Jonathan H. ; Cifuentes, Luis A. ; Coffin, Richard B. ; Lebo, Martin E. ; Pennock, Jonathan R.
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

DELU (Delaware Sea Grant)
Description:

The term eutrophic, meaning "well-nourished," is used in aquatic ecology to denote a nutrient-rich or overfertilized condition. Eutrophication usually encompasses both the process of nutrient enrichment itself and a variety of ecosystem responses to nut
Keywords:

Estuarine eutrophication
Sea Grant Document Number:

DELU-G-94-004
Document Type:

Non-series Report
Place as Subject:

Delaware River Estuary
Rights Information:

Public Domain
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