Add to ORKGThe word ‘eutrophication ’ has it’s root in two Greek words: ‘eu ’ which means ‘well ’ and ‘trope ’ which means ’nourishment’. The modern use of the word eutrophication is related to inputs and effects of nutrients in aquatic systems. Despite a common understanding of it’s causes and effects, there is no agreed definition of coastal eutrophication. This communication aims to review recent developments in the definitions o
AbstractCoastal waters comprise only about 15% of the world's ocean area, yet account for nearly hal...
Eutrophication is a process that can be defined as an increase in the rate of supply of organic matt...
The impact of the presence of us humans as well as our activities to nature has led to over-exploita...
Ingress Eutrophication is an increase in primary production due to increased nutrient supply and its...
Eutrophication is essentially the nutrient enrichment of waterways leading to algal growth. It must ...
Coastal eutrophication caused by anthropogenic nutrient inputs is one of the greatest threats to the...
Eutrophication is a syndrome of [../152248/index.html ecosystem]] responses to human activities that...
It is important to view eutrophication as an increase in the supply of organic matter to an ecosyste...
Eutrophication is one of the key local stressors for coastal marine ecosystems, particularly in thos...
Ingress Eutrophication is an increase in primary production due to increased nutrient supply and i...
The cumulative effects of global change, including climate change, increased population, and more in...
The cumulative effects of global change, including climate change, increased population, and more in...
Major advances in the scientific understanding and management of eutrophication have been made since...
International audienceEutrophication is one of the most common causes of water quality impairment of...
The impact of the presence of us humans as well as our activities to nature has led to over-exploita...
AbstractCoastal waters comprise only about 15% of the world's ocean area, yet account for nearly hal...
Eutrophication is a process that can be defined as an increase in the rate of supply of organic matt...
The impact of the presence of us humans as well as our activities to nature has led to over-exploita...
Ingress Eutrophication is an increase in primary production due to increased nutrient supply and its...
Eutrophication is essentially the nutrient enrichment of waterways leading to algal growth. It must ...
Coastal eutrophication caused by anthropogenic nutrient inputs is one of the greatest threats to the...
Eutrophication is a syndrome of [../152248/index.html ecosystem]] responses to human activities that...
It is important to view eutrophication as an increase in the supply of organic matter to an ecosyste...
Eutrophication is one of the key local stressors for coastal marine ecosystems, particularly in thos...
Ingress Eutrophication is an increase in primary production due to increased nutrient supply and i...
The cumulative effects of global change, including climate change, increased population, and more in...
The cumulative effects of global change, including climate change, increased population, and more in...
Major advances in the scientific understanding and management of eutrophication have been made since...
International audienceEutrophication is one of the most common causes of water quality impairment of...
The impact of the presence of us humans as well as our activities to nature has led to over-exploita...
AbstractCoastal waters comprise only about 15% of the world's ocean area, yet account for nearly hal...
Eutrophication is a process that can be defined as an increase in the rate of supply of organic matt...
The impact of the presence of us humans as well as our activities to nature has led to over-exploita...