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Anthropogenic Eutrophication Drives Major Food Web Changes in Mwanza Gulf, Lake Victoria
Discerning ecosystem change and food web dynamics underlying anthropogenic eutrophication and the introduction of non-native species is necessary for...
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A global typological approach to classify lakes based on their eutrophication risk
Understanding how lake ecosystems respond to anthropogenic disturbance and climate change is crucial to apply suitable adaptation and remediation...
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The universal trophic index: new methodological approach to eutrophication monitoring and control
Anthropogenic eutrophication is one of the consequences of human activities observed from the beginning of urbanization processes and is now a...
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Intermediate disturbance hypothesis explains eutrophication and biodiversity pattern in a boreal river basin, China
Eutrophication is a common phenomenon in aquatic ecosystems caused by human disturbance and is regarded as one of the major threats to biodiversity...
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Predicting Lemna growth based on climate change and eutrophication in temperate freshwater drainage ditches
The Somerset Levels and Moors, UK is an area of high conservation value, including nationally and internationally protected wetland sites. Duckweed ( Lemna)...
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Functional and taxonomic diversities are better early indicators of eutrophication than composition of freshwater phytoplankton
Eutrophication is a key threat to aquatic biodiversity around the world, but especially in the Cerrado biome that has undergone intensive land use...
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Eutrophication Modeling of Chilika Lagoon Using an Artificial Neural Network Approach
Chilika lagoon is the first Ramsar site in India located along the East Coast. Prediction of the eutrophication of such ecosystems is a key approach...
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Seasonal bird diversity of an urban lake with the history of eutrophication and restoration
Long-term biodiversity monitoring studies of restored wetland ecosystems are essential for successful conservation. We studied the bird diversity of...
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Interactions between sediment characteristics and oxygen conditions at the sediment–water interface of reservoirs: influences on nutrient dynamics and eutrophication
Dissolved oxygen (DO) level at the sediment–water interface is one key factor controlling redox-sensitive processes, such as nutrient cycling....
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Abundant and Rare Taxa of Planktonic Fungal Community Exhibit Distinct Assembly Patterns Along Coastal Eutrophication Gradient
Revealing planktonic fungal ecology under coastal eutrophication is crucial to our understanding of microbial community shift in marine pollution...
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Microbial Composition of Freshwater Marsh Sediment Responds more Strongly to Microcosm Seawater Addition than Simulated Nitrate or Phosphate Eutrophication
As sea level rise impacts coastal wetlands, saltmarsh will overtake coastal freshwater marsh in many areas, but changes in the sediment microbiome in...
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Bacterioplankton Assembly Along a Eutrophication Gradient Is Mainly Structured by Environmental Filtering, Including Indirect Effects of Phytoplankton Composition
Biotic interactions are suggested to be key factors structuring bacterioplankton community assembly but are rarely included in metacommunity studies....
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Phytoplankton Change Along the Length of the Ural River under Conditions of Eutrophication
AbstractThe change in phytoplankton along the length of the Ural River from Verkhneuralsk to Orenburg (on a site of more than 1000 km) has been...
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Effects of water level fluctuations on the trophic state of a connected lacustrine system (Southern Andes, Patagonia, Argentina): applicability of the CDOM method as a tool for monitoring of eutrophication
Hydrological connectivity plays a central role in lake functioning and is strongly influenced by water level fluctuations (WLFs), which occur...
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Development of phytoplankton of Lake Vesijärvi during recovery from eutrophication
Wastewaters discharged to Lake Vesijärvi ruined its recreational value and demanded mitigation measures. In the mid-1970s, the diversion of...
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Are increasing roosting waterbird numbers responsible for eutrophication of shallow lakes? Examples from a Danish Ramsar site
The Water Framework Directive (WFD) requires actions from European Union Member States to reduce external nutrient loading in lakes of...
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Warming and eutrophication interactively drive changes in the methane-oxidizing community of shallow lakes
Freshwater ecosystems are the largest natural source of the greenhouse gas methane (CH 4 ), with shallow lakes a particular hot spot. Eutrophication...
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Temporal dynamics of the fish communities in the reservoir: the influence of eutrophication on ecological guilds structure
Construction of dams on rivers can lead to changes in water flow and nutrient cycling due to impediments to the flow of basic nutrients. The...
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Eutrophication of Fishing Waters and the Influence of Cyanobacterial Occurrence and Blooming on Fish Resources: Case Studies in Serbia
The blooming of cyanobacteria is followed by the change in the ecological factors of the water ecosystem, which can result in changes in biocenosis,...
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Eutrophication effects differ among functional groups in vernal pool invertebrate communities
Environmental productivity and biodiversity are two intricately linked ecological concepts. One commonly observed pattern is a unimodal curve with...
