2002
DOI: 10.2175/193864702785665076
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Establishing Relationships Between Nutrients and Algae “Impairment” in Streams: The Challenge of Nutrient TMDLS

Abstract: There is an inherently high degree of variability and complexity to nutrient-algae relationships and a number of complicating environmental variables that affect our ability to implement nutrient Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs), in general, and in streams, in particular. The ambient biomass of attached algae or macrophytes in a stream reflects current and past exposure to current scour, sunlight, and micro-habitat conditions, all of which may affect standing crop as much or more than ambient concentrations o… Show more

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