10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPOLIMNIA»
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1
Aquatic Biodiversity: A Celebratory Volume in Honour of ...
Pearson correlation matrix of variables related to the hypolimnia of l 2 Quebec
lakes. Bacterial production is expressed both per unit volume thypoBP |~'. ttg C
liter "' d~' ) and area thypoBP m~": ^g C m~- d~' t. Whole water column lepilimnion
+ ...
Koen Martens, Henri J. Dumont, 2003
2
Ecological Effects of Waste Water: Applied limnology and ...
Nurnberg, G.K. (1984) The prediction of internal phosphorus load in lakes with
anoxic hypolimnia. Limnol Oceanogr., 29, 111–24. Nurnberg, G.K. (1987a) A
comparison of internal phosphorus loads in lakes with anoxic hypolimnia:
Laboratory ...
3
Restoration and Management of Lakes and Reservoirs, Third ...
Floristic quality assessment of Wisconsin lake plant communities with example
applications. Lake and Reservoir Manage. 15: 133-141. Niirnberg, G.K. 1984.
The prediction of internal phosphorus loads in lakes with anoxic hypolimnia.
Limnol.
G. Dennis Cooke, Eugene B. Welch, Spencer Peterson, 2005
4
Climatic Change and Global Warming of Inland Waters: Impacts ...
Consequently, woody debris buried in the hypolimnia of lakes can sequester
carbon over long periods of time. However, the volume of woody debris needed
to bury 5% of annual anthropogenic carbon emissions is very large as suggested
by ...
Charles R. Goldman, Michio Kumagai, Richard D. Robarts, 2012
5
Chalcogens: Advances in Research and Application: 2011 Edition
“Detailed analyses focused on the oxic-anoxic transition zone where aerobic
sulfur-oxidizing bacteria should display positive chemotaxis, and in both fully oxic
epilimnia and sulfide-rich anoxic hypolimnia. Kinetics of sulfide and thiosulfate ...
6
Limnology: Lake and River Ecosystems
A related observation was that bacterioplanktonic abundance and biomass (
product of mean cell size and bacterial abundance) were also markedly greater
in anoxic hypolimnia than in oxic epilimnia. lV. DECOMPOSITION OF
DISSOLVED ...
7
The Influence of Turbulence, Temperature, and Nutrient ...
Availability of phosphorus upwelling from iron-rich anoxic hypolimnia. Archivfür
Hydrobiologie. 104:459-476. Nürnberg, G.K. 1987. A comparison of internal
phosphorus loads in lakes with anoxic hypolimnia: laboratory incubation versus
in situ ...
8
Limnology, Climatology and Paleoclimatology of the East ...
Both Lakes Tanganyika and Malawi are classified as meromictic, being of such
great depth that complete vertical exchange does not occur, their hypolimnia (or
monimolimnia) remaining as vast anoxic reservoirs of nutrients largely cut off
from ...
9
Issues in Ecosystem Ecology: 2012 Edition
endemicity in continental areas Data detailed in 'Euxinic freshwater hypolimnia
promote bacterial endemicity in continental areas' have been presented. “
Bacteria and archaea represent the vast majority of biodiversity on Earth. The
ways that ...
10
Freshwater Ecology: Concepts and Environmental Applications ...
Given a high enough rate of carbon input and associated heterotrophic activity,
O2 can be consumed completely during a summer season of a dimictic or
monomictic lake (Fig. 12.11A). The hypolimnia of eutrophic lakes tend to lack O2
by the ...
Walter K. Dodds, Matt R Whiles, 2010
