Is the Suspended Particulate Phosphorus in Lake Biwa Potentially Bioavailable?

Cycling of suspended particulate phosphorus in the redoxcline of the Cariaco Basin

The influence of Lake Powell on the suspended sediment-phosphorus dynamics of the Colorado River inflow to Lake Mead

Modelling phosphorus and suspended particulate matter in Ringkøbing Fjord in order to understand regime shifts

The focus in this work is on the conditions in Ringkøbing Fjord (Denmark), where there have been major regime shifts during the last 30 years. The regime shift in the 1990s is discussed in this paper and concerns reductions in nutrient input from land and changes in salinity. The changes in these abiotic have drastically influenced the structure and functioning of the ecosystem [e.g., in phytop...

Sieved Transport and Redistribution of Bioavailable Phosphorus from Watershed with Complex River Networks to Lake.

An innovative approach was developed to reveal phosphorus (P) transport and redistribution in large and complex river networks in the Lake Taihu basin by establishing the relations between sediment P spatial distribution and P sorption behavior on particles with different grain size, sorted by hydrodynamics. The sediment P fractionation composition changed greatly across the basin, where 69% co...

Isolated history of the coastal plant Lathyrus japonicus (Leguminosae) in Lake Biwa, an ancient freshwater lake

BACKGROUND AND AIMS Lake Biwa is one of the world's few ancient lakes. Formed ∼4 million years ago, the lake harbours many coastal species that commonly inhabit seashores. The beach pea Lathyrus japonicus is a typical coastal species of this freshwater lake, but its inland populations are faced with the threat of extinction. Here, we investigated the phylogeographical and population structures ...