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Best Management Practices for Phosphorus

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MF2321 Best Management Practices for Phosphorus

by Daniel L. Devlin Gary M. Pierzynski Kent A. McVay

  • Published Date: Feb 1998
  • Revision Date: Aug 2002
When excess phosphorus enters lakes and streams, it enhances the growth of algae and other aquatic weeds. This results in eutrophication, which eventually chokes out other life, depletes oxygen.
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