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A new factor that may trigger algal blooms
авг 10, 2011 | 23:08
A new factor that may trigger algal blooms
and/or aggravate the blooms that were induced by nutrient (nitrogen, phosphorus). In the paper [ 18 ], it was the first time that a new factor contributing to algal bloom was named. This factor is a decrease in control of algal populations — a decrease that could be a result of water pollution by surfactants, detergents and possibly some other pollutants.
Some detergent mixtures could be especially bad because of their dual action: first, the action of phosphorus or nitrogen-containing compounds as nutrients to algae; 2) the action of surfactants on filter-feeders that control the abundance of algae.
The negative effect of surfactants on filter-feeders was shown in case of benthic filter-feeders [2-5, 17, 34], and in case of planktonic filter-feeders as well
More detail see:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/61986544/;
This is Useful To Those Who Write Papers and Dissertations on Environmental Science, Ecology, Water and Biological Resources
and/or aggravate the blooms that were induced by nutrient (nitrogen, phosphorus). In the paper [ 18 ], it was the first time that a new factor contributing to algal bloom was named. This factor is a decrease in control of algal populations — a decrease that could be a result of water pollution by surfactants, detergents and possibly some other pollutants.
Some detergent mixtures could be especially bad because of their dual action: first, the action of phosphorus or nitrogen-containing compounds as nutrients to algae; 2) the action of surfactants on filter-feeders that control the abundance of algae.
The negative effect of surfactants on filter-feeders was shown in case of benthic filter-feeders [2-5, 17, 34], and in case of planktonic filter-feeders as well
More detail see:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/61986544/;
This is Useful To Those Who Write Papers and Dissertations on Environmental Science, Ecology, Water and Biological Resources
