Phosphorus release from anoxic sediments: what we know and how we can deal with it

  • Niirnberg G
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An attempt is made to classify lakes that are especially prone to high internal phosphorus load derived from anoxic sediment surfaces. Morphometric, hydrological and geochemical characteristics of lakes with high internal P load are discussed. For example a lake with a mean depth between 5 and 12 m and an averagc flushing rate is a candidate for internal P load, especially if sediment P concentration is elevated due to eutrophication. Measures for remediation are presented like hypolimnetic withdrawal, aeration and chemical precipitation.

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Niirnberg, G. K. (1994). Phosphorus release from anoxic sediments: what we know and how we can deal with it. Limnetica, 10(1), 1–4. https://doi.org/10.23818/limn.10.01

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