- of
biological productivity, "fair"
water quality); or
eutrophic to
hypereutrophic (TSI 60–100,
having the
highest amount of
biological productivity, "poor"...
-
runoff from the
surrounding farming valley has
caused the lake to
become hypereutrophic,
resulting in blue-green
algae blooms over the lake (largely Aphanizomenon...
- and Asia, the
common carp
frequently lives in
naturally eutrophic or
hypereutrophic areas, and is
adapted to
living in such conditions. The eutrophication...
- as for
domestic and
industrial use. The dam is
considered to be in a
hypereutrophic state since the
early 1970s.
Mismanagement of
waste water treatment...
-
indicators of diet and
trophic structure of the fish
community in a
shallow hypereutrophic lake".
Journal of Fish Biology. 49 (6): 1233–1243. doi:10.1111/j.1095-8649...
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outer basin:
mesotrophic middle basin:
eutrophic inner basin:
hypereutrophic Ennerdale Water 3.8 1.1 3.0 53.5 17.8 42.0 112.2 200 oligotrophic/mesotrophic...
-
sediment has
found that it has
exceeded its
eutrophic condition,
reaching hypereutrophic status. Many
undesirable changes in the
structure of
biological communities...
- (443 m).
Under normal conditions,
Devils Lake is shallow, saline, and
hypereutrophic (very high in nutrients).
During periods of
excessive precipitation...
- and
nutrient runoff from the Rock River. The lake is
classified as
hypereutrophic because it is
extremely rich in
nutrients and the
water is shallow....
- The lake,
which has no outlet, but
loses water by evaporation, is
hypereutrophic. An
influx of
cattle waste from
nearby rangelands adds to the lake's...
