Interactive Effects of Nutrient Reduction and Herbivory on Biomass, Taxonomic Structure, and P Uptake in Lotic Periphyton Communities
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Summary
Periphyton biomass was significantly greater in streams without snails than in those with them, but water supply had no overall significant effect on biomass, even though inorganic P and N concentrations were significantly lower in recirculated than in once-through streams.
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- article
- Published
- 1991-10-01
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- 64
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Keywords
Periphyton, STREAMS, Biomass (ecology), Dominance (genetics), Nutrient
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