Drainage basin nutrient inputs and eutrophication: an integrated approach

Edited by -- Paul Wassmann and Kalle Olli
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Norwegian College of Fishery Sciences,
University of Trosmø
Tromsø, Norway
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Department of Botany and Ecology,
Tartu University
Tartu, Estonia

Version - September 2, 2004

• Contents
• 1 Introduction
• A Atmospheric block
• 2 Atmospheric deposition of nutrients
• B Runoff block
• 3 Agriculture and the Water Quality Impacts
• 4 Nutrient supply by rivers
• 5 Coastal Nutrient Inputs from Groundwater: Case Studies from the East Coast of the United States
• 6 Drainage basin use and nutrient supply by rivers to the coastal zone.
• C Pelagic block
• 7 Eutrophication and phytoplankton
• 8 Eutrophication, primary production and vertical export
• 9 Harmful Algal Blooms
• 10 Interactive impacts of human activities and storm events on coastal nutrient loading and eutrophication
• 11 Eutrophication and dose-response relationships in European coastal waters
• D Benthic block
• 12 Marine eutrophication and benthic metabolism
• 13 Benthic phosphorus release from sediment to water
• 14 Benthic-pelagic coupling
• E Mariculture, ecological quality and cultural eutrophication
• 15 Resource utilization and ecosytem sustainability
• 16 Assessment of Ecological Quality
• 17 Cultural eutrophication: perspectives and prospects
• F Case studies
• 18 Northern Adriatic Sea
• 19 Gulf of Riga, the Baltic Sea
• 20 East African Great Lakes
• 21 Lakes Peipsi and Võrtsjärv
• References
• Index
• Footnotes
• Navigation