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HERO ID
8197948
Reference Type
Journal Article
Title
[Simulation of internal loadings of nitrogen and phosphorus in a lake]
Author(s)
Fan, C; Zhang, L; Yang, L; Huang, W; Xu, P
Year
2002
Is Peer Reviewed?
Yes
Journal
Haiyang yu Huzhao / Oceanologia et Limnologia Sinica
ISSN:
0029-814X
Volume
33
Issue
4
Page Numbers
370-378
Language
Chinese
Web of Science Id
CABI:20023144509
URL
http://qdhys.ijournal.cn/hyyhz/ch/reader/create_pdf.aspx?file_no=200204005&flag=1&journal_id=hyyhz&year_id=2002
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Abstract
On the basis of in-situ investigation and analysis of the distribution of sludge and physiochemical characteristics of surficial sediment in Lake Luomahu during 1998, nutrient exchange patterns between sediment-water interface were simulated with the soft-sediment core samples at different temperatures (due to seasonal changes). The internal source was calculated by means of the release fluxes of nitrogen and phosphorus, together with the representative time section for each experimental temperature, and was compared with the result of concentration diffusion in interstitial water. The result indicates that the internal loadings of N and P in the whole lake are (1113.2 plus or minus 71.3)t/a and (12.50 plus or minus 0.95)t/a, respectively. Large differences between N and P contents and relatively high Fe contents in the soft-sediment are the main factors that cause higher N release and lower P release.
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Hypoxia Task Force literature reviews
Legacy nutrients
Study Type
Lab/mesocosm experiment
Nutrient
Nitrogen
Phosphorus
Legacy Source/Pool
Aquatic sediments
Lake/reservoir/pond
Aquatic Habitat
Lake/reservoir/pond
Water Quality Variables
Not specified/other
Location
Not specified/other
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