Comparing Effects of Nutrients on Algal Biomass in Streams in Two Regions with Different Disturbance Regimes and with Applications for Developing Nutrient Criteria

By Robert J. Stevenson, Steven Rier, C. Riseng, R. Schultz, Michael J. Wiley. Hydrobiologia, 2006

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Subfields: Ecology, Environmental Chemistry, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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• Algae–P relationships, thresholds, and frequency distributions guide nutrient criterion development (2008, background): “…greatly as TP increased from 10 to 30 lg/L. Observational and experimental studies have shown that benthic algae in streams respond to changes in PO4-P or TP between 1 and 30 lg/L (e.g., Bothwell 1989, Dodds et al. 1997, Chételat et al. 1999, Rier and Stevenson 2006, Stevenson et al. 2006).”