JANUARY 1970 - SEPTEMBER 1996 82 citations from AGRICOLA by Joe Makuch Water Quality Information Center *********************************************************** This electronic bibliography is intended primarily to provide awareness of recent investigations and discussions of a topic and is not intended to be in-depth and exhaustive. The inclusion or omission of a particular publication or citation should not be construed as endorsement or disapproval. Send suggestions for electronic bibliographies related to water resources and agriculture to wqic@nalusda.gov To locate a publication cited in this bibliography, please contact your local, state, or university library. If you are unable to locate a particular publication, your library can contact the National Agricultural Library (please see "Document Delivery Services" at http://www.nalusda.gov/ddsb). ************************************************************ Hypoxia and Eutrophication in Estuarine Waters 1. An assessment of water quality in a coastal embayment (Phaleron Bay, Greece). Theodorou, A. J. Water-sci-technol v.32, p.25-32. (1995). In the series analytic: Environment protection technologies for coastal areas / edited by R. Arsov, T. Gardanor, T. Guirguinor, G. Mihailov, I. Papazov, A. Paskaler and I. Sekoulov. Descriptors: water-pollution; water-quality; phytoplankton-; chlorophyll-; aquatic-communities; eutrophication-; nutrients-; salinity-; dissolved-oxygen; marine-ecology; community-ecology; mediterranean-sea; greece- NAL Call No.: TD420.A1P7 ******************************************************* 2. The effect of water salinity, temperature and dissolved oxygen on shrimp production off Alabama and Mississippi--an argument for whole fishery management. Clark, J. L.; Moberly, H. D. J-aquat-food-prod-technol v.4, p.5-22. (1995). Includes references. Descriptors: fishery-management; shrimps-; environmental-impact; estuaries-; water-policy; water-quality; temperature-; oxygen-; literature-reviews; salinity-; alabama-; mississippi- NAL Call No.: SH334.9.J68 ******************************************************* 3. Chesapeake Bay watershed historical land use: impact on water quality and diatom communities. Cooper, S. R. Ecol-appl v.5, p.703-723. (1995). Includes references. Descriptors: estuaries-; bacillariophyta-; paleoecology-; marine-ecology; land-use; change-; history-; pollen-analysis; water-quality; anoxia-; eutrophication-; sediment-; stratigraphy-; geological-sedimentation; land-clearance; agricultural-land; watersheds-; species-diversity; community-ecology; turbidity-; silica-; maryland-; middle-atlantic-states-of-usa; virginia-; biogenic-silica NAL Call No.: QH540.E23 ******************************************************* 4. Eutrophic shallow estuaries and lagoons. McComb, A. J. Boca Raton : CRC Press, c1995. 240 p. : ill., maps. Includes bibliographical references and index. Descriptors: Eutrophication-; Eutrophication-Control; Estuarine-ecology; Lagoon-ecology NAL Call No.: QH96.8.E9E93--1995 ******************************************************* 5. Technical analysis of response of Chesapeake Bay water quality model to loading scenarios. Response of the Chesapeake Bay water quality model to loading scenarios. Thomann, R. V.; United States. Environmental Protection Agency. Chesapeake Bay Program. Modeling Subcommittee. Annapolis, MD : U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chesapeake Bay Program Office, [1994] 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., 1 map. "Principal authors: Robert V. Thomann ... [et al.]"--P. after t.p. Descriptors: Water-quality-Chesapeake-Bay-Md; -and-Va; -Mathematical-models; Eutrophication-Chesapeake-Bay-Md; -and-Va NAL Call No.: TD223.1.T43--1994 ******************************************************* 6. Reaction rates and products of manganese oxidation at the sediment-water interface. Wehrli, B.; Friedl, G.; Manceau, A. Adv-chem-ser p.111-134. (1995). In the series analytic: Aquatic Chemistry: interfacial and interspecies processes / edited by C.P. Huang, C.R.O. Melia and J.J. Morgan. Descriptors: sediment-water-interface; manganese-; oxidation-; eutrophication- Abstract: Manganese(II) oxidation rates in a eutrophic lake were calculated from a 4-year record of sediment-trap data, and the structure of the prevailing manganese oxides were determined by extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) spectroscopy. The oxidation rate near the sediment surface showed a distinct seasonal pattern, with maxima of up to 2.8 mmol/m2 per day during summer. The average half-life of Mn(II) during stagnation in summer was 1.4 days. A review of published oxidation rates showed that this half-life, which cannot be explained with available data of abiotic surface catalysis, is within the typical range of microbiological oxidation. EXAFS revealed that the oxidation product consists mainly of vernadite (delta-MnO2), an X-ray-amorphous Mn(IV) oxide. NAL Call No.: 381-Ad93 ******************************************************* 7. Microbiological quality of shellfish-growing waters in Chesapeake Bay. Chai, T. J.; Han, T. J.; Cockey, R. R. J-food-prot v.57, p.229-234. (1994). Includes references. Descriptors: shellfish-; food-contamination; escherichia-coli; bacterial-count; water-quality; fish-culture; maryland- Abstract: A total of 338 water samples were collected at 20 stations from three geographically shellfish-growing areas in Chesapeake Bay from May to September 1989. Samples were examined for standard plate count, total coliforms, fecal coliforms, Escherichia coli and coliphages. Salinity, dissolved oxygen and temperature varied slightly with the depth, season, and geographic area of water samples. The geometric means of standard plate count for the three areas were 135, 355 and 275/ml, respectively. The range of means of fecal coliform for these areas was from < 3 to 93/100 ml. Escherichia coli counts were also low with a range of < 3 to 93/100 ml and a mean of < 3/100 ml. The growing water area adjacent to cropland was found to have higher bacterial counts than those of the other two areas. Levels of male-specific phages were very low. Results indicate that shellfish-growing waters in all three areas were of satisfactory bacteriological quality. NAL Call No.: 44.8-J824 ******************************************************* 8. Managing the aquatic environment. Atkins, R. P.; Deeley, D. M.; McAlpine, K. W. Fertil-res v.36, p.171-175. (1993). In the special issue: Fertilizers and eutrophication in South-Western Australia / edited by E.P. Hodgkin and J.S. Yeates. Descriptors: estuaries-; water-management; aquatic-environment; environmental-management; algae-; nutrients-; eutrophication-; water-quality; western-australia Abstract: The primary objective for managing eutrophic waterbodies must be to reduce the level of available nutrients. However, where diffuse agricultural runoff is the principal source of nutrients, this is slow and difficult to achieve. In the meantime symptoms--principally the excessive growth of algae--must be managed in the interests of nearby human populations and of the ecosystems themselves. The management measures currently employed in large coastal waterbodies in southwestern Australia are mainly mechanical collection and disposal of algal accumulations. These do not significantly reduce nutrient levels. However, removal of the algae allows smothered seagrasses to regenerate and prevents the release of nutrients from anoxic surface sediments under decaying algal masses. Other measures appropriate to smaller water bodies include the use of algicide, chemical treatment, and dredging. The channel from Harvey Estuary to the sea (under construction) has the potential to significantly reduce nutrients and algal growth in Peel-Harvey estuary by increasing exchange with the sea. NAL Call No.: S631.F422 ******************************************************* 9. Managing nutrient losses from rural point sources and urban environments. Weaver, D. M. Fertil-res v.36, p.165-170. (1993). In the special issue: Fertilizers and eutrophication in South-Western Australia / edited by E.P. Hodgkin and J.S. Yeates. Descriptors: watershed-management; sandy-soils; coastal-plain-soils; nutrients-; losses-; point-sources; nutrient-sources; eutrophication-; drainage-; water-quality; western-australia Abstract: Nutrient loss from rural point sources and urban environments need to be minimized as part of strategies to overcome declining water quality on the Swan Coastal Plain and in the Peel-Harvey estuary in Western Australia. This paper discusses the management of nutrient losses from domestic effluent, urban stormwater runoff, domestic gardens and public open space, intensive animal industries and intensive irrigated agriculture. Measures to minimize nutrient losses from these sources are outlined, using cooperative, technological and regulatory approaches. NAL Call No.: S631.F422 ******************************************************* 10. Hydrology of the Peel-Harvey estuary catchment. Ruprecht, J. K.; George, P. R. Fertil-res v.36, p.127-133. (1993). In the special issue: Fertilizers and eutrophication in South-Western Australia / edited by E.P. Hodgkin and J.S. Yeates. Descriptors: catchment-hydrology; coastal-plain-soils; agricultural-development; drainage-; water-balance; phosphorus-; retention-; losses-from-soil; estuaries-; water-pollution; seasonal-variation; western-australia Abstract: This paper discusses the land types, hydrologic characteristics and processes, and the major modification of these, in relation to mechanisms and magnitude of phosphorus losses to drains and riverine systems which discharge to the Peel-Harvey estuary. About 75% of the coastal plain part of the catchment is cleared of native vegetation and used for dryland, dairy and beef grazing. There are small areas devoted to irrigated pasture and commercial horticulture. Seventy-five percent of the soils of the catchment are sandy surfaced with a poor capacity to retain phosphorus. Though the area is flat, catchment water yields are high because of a large winter rainfall excess and low soil storage capacity. Drainage schemes have been constructed in much of the catchment to remove excess water quickly. This was required initially to allow agricultural expansion and is now important for protecting a growing infrastructure which serves the most populous region of Western Australia. NAL Call No.: S631.F422 ******************************************************* 11. Eutrophic waters of southwestern Australia. McComb, A. J.; Davis, J. A. Fertil-res v.36, p.105-114. (1993). In the special issue: Fertilizers and eutrophication in South-Western Australia / edited by E.P. Hodgkin and J.S. Yeates. Descriptors: aquatic-environment; eutrophication-; environmental-impact; water-quality; water-pollution; phosphorus-; limiting-factors; phosphorus- fertilizers; nutrient-sources; point-sources; western-australia Abstract: Water bodies in coastal areas of southwestern Australia are predisposed to eutrophication. The sandy soils of the catchments retain nutrients poorly, streamflow is highly seasonal. most freshwater wetlands are small and shallow, and the estuaries are poorly flushed. Nearshore waters lack the conventional upwelling of other coastal regions in these latitudes. Consequences include increased macroalgal growth and phytoplankton blooms, especially of cyanobacteria, and loss of seagrasses. Changes to fish and invertebrate populations result both from increased algal production and low oxygen concentrations. Algal toxins and outbreaks of botulism have caused waterbird casualties. Phosphorus is especially important in controlling plant biomass in freshwater wetlands and estuaries, and N in some wetlands and coastal embayments. In the examples reviewed here nutrients are derived mainly from fertilizer applications in catchments and rural industries, and from sewage and individual discharges to coastal waters. NAL Call No.: S631.F422 ******************************************************* 12. Fertilizers and eutrophication in southwestern Australia: setting the scene. Hodgkin, E. P.; Hamilton, B. H. Fertil-res v.36, p.95-103. (1993). In the special issue: Fertilizers and eutrophication in South-Western Australia / edited by E.P. Hodgkin and J.S. Yeates. Descriptors: aquatic-environment; eutrophication-; history-; phosphorus-fertilizers; phosphorus-; nutrient-sources; point-sources; losses-from-soil; watershed-management; pollution-control; water-pollution; problem-solving; water-quality; western-australia Abstract: An excess of plant nutrients has caused serious eutrophication in aquatic ecosystems of southwestern Australia manifested by excessive growth and accumulation of green and bluegreen algae. Phosphorus is generally the limiting nutrient for algal growth and phosphatic fertilizers applied to nutrient-deficient, leaching, sandy soils are the main source of P, supplemented by rural industry point sources. Nitrogen is the limiting nutrient in marine embayments with little drainage from the land. Measures to reduce the load of P delivered to drainage include basing fertilizer application rates on soil testing for P and the use of less soluble P fertilizers. Catchment management plans are being implemented with community involvement to reduce P loads and maintain agricultural production. This introductory paper reviews the history of eutrophication in southwestern Australia and of studies into its causes, principally in the large Peel-Harvey estuary. It briefly summarizes other papers in this special issue concerned with different aspects of the problem: how to fertilize the land without causing eutrophication. NAL Call No.: S631.F422 ******************************************************* 13. Bauxite residue (Red Mud) increases phosphorus retention in sandy soil catchements in Western Australia. Summers, R. N.; Guise, N. R.; Smirk, D. D. Fertil-res v.34, p.85-94. (1993). Includes references. Descriptors: sandy-soils; phosphorus-; leaching-; losses-from-soil; bauxite-residues; soil-amendments; spreading-; nutrient-retention; adsorption-; phosphogypsum-; superphosphate-; watersheds-; water-quality; stream-flow; nutrient-content; salinity-; water-flow; comparisons-; seasonal- fluctuations; eutrophication-; western-australia Abstract: The Peel-Harvey estuary on the Swan Coastal Plain, Western Australia has become eutrophic partly because of the leaching of fertiliser phosphorus from sandy soils. The acid, coarse textured sandy soils are predominantly quartz, have a low iron and aluminium content and do not retain phosphorus. Red mud, derived from bauxite, is a by-product of the alumina industry and has the ability to retain phosphorus. Retention of phosphorus is enhanced when the red mud is neutralised with gypsum. Red mud has been suggested as a soil amendment to reduce phosphorus leaching. To investigate the reduction in the leaching of phosphorus from soils amended with red mud, weirs were constructed at the outlets from a pair of catchments to quantify the amount of phosphorus in the streamflow. Both catchments were deep grey Bassendean sand. One of the catchments was treated with 80 t/ha of red mud which had been neutralised with waste gypsum from the phosphate industry. The red mud was applied to the soil surface using conventional fertiliser spreading equipment. The other catchment was untreated. The red mud reduced phosphorus loss by 70% from 13.8 kg/ha on the untreated catchment, to 4.2 kg/ha on the treated catchment. Both catchments were treated with 20.4 kg/ha of phosphorus as superphosphate. The catchment treated with red mud also received a further 41.5 kg/ha of phosphorus from the phosphogypsum that was used to neutralise the red mud. Our results show that red mud reduces phosphorus leaching and is. environment and has implications for the continued expansion and intensification of agriculture in the Peel-Harvey catchment. NAL Call No.: S631.F422 ******************************************************* 14. Sedimentary molybdenum : a geochemical indicator of anoxia in Chesapeake Bay. Geochemical indicator of anoxia in Chesapeake Bay. Miller, C. V.; University of Maryland at College Park. Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry. 1992. x, 245 leaves : ill.. Thesis research directed by Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Descriptors: Estuarine-sediments-Chesapeake-Bay-Md; -and-Va; Sediments-Geology-Analysis; Water-Chesapeake-Bay-Md; -and-Va; -Dissolved- oxygen; Molybdenum- NAL Call No.: MdU LD3231.M70d-Miller,-C.V. ******************************************************* 15. Experimental design: the neglected aspect of environmental monitoring. Rose, K. A.; Smith, E. P. Environ-Manage v.16, p.691-700. (1992). Includes references. Descriptors: estuaries-; environmental-protection; monitoring-; dissolved-oxygen; experimental-design; chesapeake-bay NAL Call No.: HC79.E5E5 ******************************************************* 16. Toxicity of edible mussels (Mytilus edulis) growing naturally in an estuary during a water bloom of the blue-green alga Nodularia spumigena. Falconer, I. R.; Choice, A.; Hosja, W. Environ-Toxicol-Water-Qual v.7, p.119-123. (1992). Includes references. Descriptors: mytilus-edulis; cyanobacteria-; microbial-contamination; food-contamination; toxicity-; seafoods-; eutrophication-; estuaries-; western- australia; peel-harvey-estruary; nodularia-bloom Abstract: Possible accumulation of toxicity by edible mussels growing in a water bloom of Nodularia was investigated during the annual eutrophication of a brackish/marine water estuary in Western Australia. At a cell density of 100,000 cells/mL water, during the growth phase of the bloom, the gut and gut contents of mussels showed the highest toxicity of about 90 mg dry weight of tissue lethal to 1 kg mice by sterile (boiled) i.p. injection. Death was due to hepatotoxicity. It was concluded that edible mussels should not be collected for human consumption during a toxic blue-green algal bloom. NAL Call No.: RA1221.T69 ******************************************************* 17. Nutrient management for water quality protection. Magette, W. L.; Weismiller, R. A. Bay-Fact-Sheet. [Annapolis, Md.] : Maryland Dept. of Agriculture, State Soil Conservation Committee. 1984/1985. (3) 4 p. Includes references. Descriptors: water-pollution; eutrophication-; nutrients-; nitrogen-; phosphorus-; application-rates; tillage-; conservation-; maryland- NAL Call No.: TD225.A123B39 ******************************************************* 18. Biogeochemistry of major world rivers. Degens, E. T.; Kempe, S.; Richey, J. E. 1.; International Council of Scientific Unions. Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment. Chichester ; New York : Published on behalf of the Scientific Committee on Problems of the Environment (SCOPE) of the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU), and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) by Wiley, c1991. xxiv, 356 p. : ill., maps. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Spatial variability of river plumes and eutrophication / Karl-Heinz Szekielda and David McGinnis -- Remote sensing of water substances in rivers, estuarine and coastal waters / Jurgen Fischer, Roland Doerffer and Hartmut Grassl -- The biogeochemistry of a major river system : the Amazon case study / Jeffrey E. Richey ... [et al.] -- Carbon and mineral transport in major North American, Russian Arctic, and Siberian rivers : the St. Lawrence, the Mackenzie, the Yukon, the Arctic Alaskan rivers, the Arctic Basin rivers in the Soviet Union, and the Yenisei / S.A. Telang ... [et al.] -- Biogeochemical aspects of South American rivers : the Parana and the Orinoco / Pedro J. Depetris and Jorge E. Paolini -- Biogeochemistry of major African rivers : carbon and mineral transport / Olasumbo Martins and Jean-Luc Probst -- Carbon transport by the Himalayan rivers / V. Subramanian and V. Ittekkot. Descriptors: Biogeochemistry-; Stream-ecology; Water-chemistry NAL Call No.: QH343.7.B56-1990 ******************************************************* 19. Costs for nitrogen source reduction in a eutrophicated bay in Sweden. Andreasson Gren, I. M. Ecol-Econ-Environ. Dordrecht : Kluwer. 1991. v. 1 p. 173-188. In the series analytic: Linking the natural environment and the economy: essays from the Eco-Eco Group / edited by C. Folke and T. Kaberger. Descriptors: nitrogen-; estuaries-; eutrophication-; cost-effectiveness-analysis; application-rates; oxygen-requirement; leakage-; mathematical-models; aquatic-plants; sweden-; laholm-bay NAL Call No.: HC79.E5E26 ******************************************************* 20. Changes in an estuarine ecosystem: the Lagoon of Venice as a case study. Pavoni, B.; Marcomini, A.; Sfriso, A.; Donazzolo, R.; Orio, A. A. A-C-S-Symp-Ser-Am-Chem-Soc p.287-305. (1992). In the series analytic: The science of global change: the impact of human activities on the environment / edited by D.A. Dunnette and R.J. O'Brien. Descriptors: lagoons-; water-quality; water-pollution; case-studies; italy- Abstract: Metal and hydrocarbon pollution and eutrophication that have occurred in the Lagoon of Venice in this century are discussed. The evolution of pollutant concentrations and fluxes has been determined by analyzing sections of radioisotopically-dated sediment cores. Metal loads in the superficial sediments and concentrations of metals and hydrocarbons in various organisms are reported. The eutrophication increase has been monitored both by analyzing changes occurring in algal and animal associations, and by comparing nutrient concentrations obtained during different periods using the same methodologies. An evaluation of present Lagoon conditions is presented in conjunction with some possible interventions that would improve future Lagoon quality. NAL Call No.: QD1.A45 ******************************************************* 21. Oxygen dynamics in the Chesapeake Bay : a synthesis of recent research. Smith, D. E.; Leffler, M. 1.; Mackiernan, G. B. College Park, Md. : Maryland Sea Grant College in cooperation with the Virginia Sea Grant College, c1992. xvii, 234 p. : ill., maps. Includes bibliographical references. Descriptors: Water-Chesapeake-Bay-Md; -and-Va; -Dissolved-oxygen; Biochemical-oxygen-demand; Estuarine-ecology-Chesapeake-Bay-Md; -and-Va NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8O99-1992 ******************************************************* 22. "It's green green, it's green they say": the story of nutrient enrichment of Chesapeake Bay. Fox, B. W. Publ-Va-Coop-Ext-Serv. Blacksburg, Va. : Extension Division, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. June 1988. (390-132) 18 p. Descriptors: water-pollution; eutrophication-; 4-h-clubs; virginia-; chesapeake-bay NAL Call No.: S544.3.V8V52 ******************************************************* 23. Comparative growth of juvenile white sturgeon and striped bass: effects of temperature and hypoxia [Acipenser transmontanus, Morone saxatilis]. Chech, J. J. Jr.; Mitchell, S. J.; Wragg, T. E. Estuaries v.7, p.12-18. maps. (1984). Includes references. NAL Call No.: GC96.E79 ******************************************************* 24. Supply and losses of nutrients in the Laholm Bay and Lake Ringsjon river basins [Water quality deterioration, nitrogen, phosphorus, runoff, agricultural pollution, eutrophication, Sweden]. Vaxtnaringstillforsel och forluster inom Laholmsbuktens och Ringsjons avrinningsomraden. Vaxtnaringstillforsel och forluster inom Laholmsbuktens och Ringsjons avrinningsomraden. Ryding, S. O. Tidskr-Kungl-Skogs-Lantbruksakademiens v.122, p.323-341. ill., maps. (1983). Presented at a conference of the Royal Swedish Academy of Agriculture and Forestry, April 20, 1983. Descriptors: Sweden-; River-Basins; Lakes-and-Ponds; Marine-Areas NAL Call No.: 104-SW3 ******************************************************* 25. Possibilities of rearing rainbow trout in eutrophic estuarine waters. Mozliwosci chowu pstraga teczowego w eutroficznych wodach estuariowych. Mozliwosci chowu pstraga teczowego w eutroficznych wodach estuariowych. Dogamala, J.; Kubiak, J.; Tadajewski, A.; Trzebiatowski, R. Zesz-Nauk-Akad-Roln-Szczecin. Szczecin : Wydawn. Akademii. 1982. v. 12 (93) p. 81-103. maps, plates. Includes references. Descriptors: Poland-; Estuaries- NAL Call No.: 20.5-ST4 ******************************************************* 26. Factors initiating phytoplankton blooms and resulting effects on dissolved oxygen in Duwanish River estuary, Seattle, Washington. Welch, E. B. E. B. 1. Washington, D.C. : U.S. G.P.O., 1969. v, 62 p. : ill., map. Prepared in cooperation with the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle. Descriptors: Phytoplankton-Washington-State NAL Call No.: 407-G29W-no.1873-A ******************************************************* 27. Measurement of salt-wedge excursion distance in the Duwamish River estuary, Seattle, Washington, by means of the dissolved-oxygen gradient. Dawson, W. A.; Tilley, L. J. Washington, D.C. : U.S. G.P.O., 1972. iii, 27 p.. "Prepared in cooperation with the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle.". Descriptors: Salinity-Washington-State-Duwamish-River-estuary NAL Call No.: 407-G29W-no.1873-D ******************************************************* 28. Chesapeake Bay anoxia: origin, development, and significance [USA]. Officer, C. B.; Biggs, R. B.; Taft, J. L.; Cronin, L. E.; Tyler, M. A. Science v.223, p.22-27. maps. (1984). Includes references. Descriptors: Estuaries-; USA- NAL Call No.: 470-SCI2 ******************************************************* 29. A nematode infection in the northern anchovy from San Francisco Bay. Eaton, W.; Robinson, H.; Hassur, H.; Hendricks, J. Cal-Neva-Wildl-Trans. Reno : Wildlife Society, Western Section, and American Fisheries Society, California-Nevada Chapter 1982 p. 16- 26. Descriptors: California-; Age-of-host; Temperature-; Salinity-; Oxygen-; Seasonal-distribution; Contracaecum-sp; -Nematoda-Engraulis-mordax-Host Abstract: Contracaecum sp. in anchovies, effect of fish size, water temperature, salinity, cyanide, and dissolved oxygen levels in the water on frequency of parasitism, findings suggest possible seasonal relationship between parasite infection and changing aquatic environment. NAL Call No.: SK351.W523 ******************************************************* 30. Blue-green algae and fish population changes in a eutrophic estuary Nodularia spumigena. Potter, I. C.; Loneragan, N. R.; Lenanton, R. C. J.; Chrystal, P. J. Mar-Pollut-Bull v.14, p.228-233. ill. (1983). Includes references. Descriptors: Australia-; Estuaries- NAL Call No.: GC1000.M3 ******************************************************* 31. Significance of non-point sources of nutrients to eutrophication in the Chowan River. Duda, A. M.; Klimek, A. Proceedings of the Workshop on Agrichemicals and Estuarine Productivity, Duke University Marine Laboratory, Beaufort, North Carolina, September 18-19, 1980. Boulder, Colo. : U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, 1982. p. 95-116. ill. Includes references. Descriptors: North-Carolina; Rivers-and-Streams NAL Call No.: GC97.W6-1980 ******************************************************* 32. Seasonal changes in nutrients and dissolved oxygen in the Gulf of Nicoya, a tropical estuary on the Pacific coast of Central America. Epifanio, C. E.; Maurer, D.; Dittel, A. I. Hydrobiologia. The Hague : W. Junk. May 6, 1983. v. 101 (3) p. 231-238. Includes references. Descriptors: Central-America; Estuaries- NAL Call No.: 410-H992 ******************************************************* 33. Effects of hypoxia on root and shoot respiration of Spartina alterniflora. Gleason, M. L.; Dunn, E. L. Estuarine comparisons : proceedings of the Sixth Biennial International Estuarine Research Conference, Gleneden Beach, Oregon, November 1-6, 1981 / edited by Victor S. Kennedy. New York : Academic Press, 1982. p. 243-253. ill. Literature review. NAL Call No.: GC96.I57-1982 ******************************************************* 34. Phosphorus export from coastal plain drainage into the Peel-Harvey estuarine system of western Australia Agricultural runoff, eutrophication. Birch, P. B. Aust-J-Mar-Freshwater-Res. East Melbourne, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization. 1982. v. 33 (1) p. 23-32. maps. 2 p. ref. Descriptors: Australia- NAL Call No.: 442.8-AU73 ******************************************************* 35. Estuaries and nutrients. Neilson, B. J.; Cronin, L. E. 1.; Chesapeake Research Consortium. Clifton, N.J. : Humana Press, c1981. x, 643 p. : ill.. "Papers of an International Symposium on the Effects of Nutrient Enrichment in Estuaries. . Williamsburg, Virginia, on May 29-31 of 1979"--Pref. Descriptors: Estuarine-ecology-Congresses; Eutrophication-Congresses; Estuarine-pollution-Congresses NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 36. Studies of eutrophication in lakes and their relevance to the estuarine environment. Schindler, D. W. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 71-82. Includes 36 ref. NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 37. Sources of nutrients and the sacle of eutrophication problems in estuaries. Jaworski, N. A. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 83-110. map. Includes 52 ref. NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 38. Indicators and indices of estuarine overenrichment Eutrophication. McErlean, A. J.; Reed, G. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 165-182. Literature review. NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 39. Modeling of eutrophication in estuaries. O'Connor, D. J. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 183-223. ill., map. Includes 41 ref. NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 40. Eutrophication in the Peel-Harvey estuarine system, western Australia Green alga, Cladophora. McComb, A. J.; Atkins, R. P.; Birch, P. B.; Gordon, D. M.; Lukatelich, R. J. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 323-342. ill., map. Includes 10 ref. Descriptors: Australia- NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 41. Reversal of the eutrophication process: a case study Bayou Texar, Pensacola, Florida. Moshiri, G. A.; Aumen, N. G.; Crumpton, W. G. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 373-390. map. Includes 16 ref. Descriptors: Florida- NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 42. Eutrophication trends in the water quality of the Rhode River (1971-1978) Maryland. Correll, D. L. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 425-435. map. Includes 14 ref. Descriptors: Maryland- NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 43. A suggested approach for developing estuarine water quality criteria for management of eutrophication. Jaworski, N. A.; Villa, O. Jr. Estuaries-Nutr. Clifton, N.J., Humana Press. 1979 (pub. 1981). p. 499-516. Includes 23 ref. NAL Call No.: QH541.5.E8E8 ******************************************************* 44. Modelling and control of dissolved oxygen in an estuary Water quality. Olufeagba, B. J.; Flake, R. H. Ecol-Model. Amsterdam, Elsevier. Nov 1981. v. 14 (1/2) p. 79-94. map. Includes 13 ref. NAL Call No.: QH541.15.M3E25 ******************************************************* 45. A simple photometer for precise determination of dissolved oxygen concentration by the Winkler method with recommendations for improving respiration rate measurements in aquatic organisms. Vargo, S. L.; Force, R. K. Estuaries. Lawrence, Kan., Estuarine Research Federation. Mar 1981. v. 4 (1) p. 70-74. ill. NAL Call No.: GC96.E79 ******************************************************* 46. Burton, D. T.; Richardson, L. B.; Moore, C. J. T. t. s. L. x. Trans-Am-Fish-Soc. Lawrence, Kan., The Society. Sept 1980. v. 109 (5) p. 552-557. ill. Bibliography p. 556-557. NAL Call No.: 414.9-AM3 ******************************************************* 47. Energy dynamics of the eutrophic chironomid Chironomus plumosus f. semireductus from the bay of Quinte, Lake Ontario. Johannsson, O. E. Can-J-Fish-Aquat-Sci-J-Can-Sci-Halieutiques-Aquat. Hull, Que., Minister of Supply and Services Canada. Aug 1980. v. 37 (8) p. 1254- 1265. ill., map. Bibliography p. 1264-1265. Descriptors: Canada- NAL Call No.: 442.9-C16J ******************************************************* 48. Anthropogenic eutrophication of the northern part of the Kursiu Marios Bay in 1974 and 1975. Jankevicius, K.; Antanyniene, A.; Baranauskiene, A.; Budriene, S.; Mazeikaite, S.; Malamiene, B.; Slapkauskaite, G.; Sulijiene, R.; Jankaviciute, G. Darb-Tr-Ser-C-Ser-V-Liet-T-S-R-Mokslu-Akad. Vilnius, Akademija. 1979. (3) p. 49-60. ill. 18 ref. Descriptors: USSR- NAL Call No.: 511-AK192D ******************************************************* 49. Subfossil chironomids as evidence of eutrophication in Ekoln Bay, central Sweden. Wiederholm, T.; Eriksson, L. Hydrobiologia. The Hague Feb 12, 1979. v. 62 (3) p. 195-208. ill., map. 23 ref. Descriptors: Sweden- NAL Call No.: 410-H992 ******************************************************* 50. Effect of dissolved oxygen on chemical transformations of heavy metals, phosphorus, and nitrogen in an estuarine sediment Khalid, R. A.; Patrick, W. H. J.; Gambrell, R. P. Estuarine-Coastal-Mar-Sci, Jan 1978, 6 (1): 21-35. Ref. NAL Call No.: GB451.E7 ******************************************************* 51. Phosphorus distribution in the Chesapeake Bay [Eutrophication] Taft, J. L.; Taylor, W. R. Chesapeake-Sci, June 1976, 17 (2): 67-73. Maps. Ref. NAL Call No.: 409.6-C42 ******************************************************* 52. Eutrophication in Mikawa Bay Saijo, Y. In Science for Better Environment; Proceedings of the International Congress on the Human Environment, 1975 (Pub. 1976), p. 460-463. Map. Descriptors: Japan- NAL Call No.: TD169.I565-1975 ******************************************************* 53. Nitrogen, phosphorus and carbon flux in Chesapeake Bay marshes [Watersheds, eutrophication, water quality] Axelrad, D. M.; Moore, K. A.; Bender, M. E. Bull-Water-Resour-Res-Cent-Va-Polytech-Inst-State-Univ, Jan 1976, 79, 182 p. Maps. Ref. NAL Call No.: TD201.V57 ******************************************************* 54. Seasonal changes of rooted water plants of the Pamlico River estuary [Eutrophication] Davis, G. J. Annu-Rep-N-C-Univ-Water-Resour-Res-Inst, 1975, p. 51. Descriptors: North-Carolina NAL Call No.: TD201.N67 ******************************************************* 55. Nutrients and eutrophication in the Pamlico River Estuary, North Carolina, 1971--1973. [Phytoplankton] Hobbie, J. E. Rep-Water-Resour-Res-Inst-Univ-N-C, Aug 1974, 100, 239 p. Maps. Descriptors: North-Carolina NAL Call No.: TD201.N6 ******************************************************* 56. Inorganic nitrogen metabolism in a eutrophicated tropical mangrove estuary [Water pollutio] Nedwell, D. B. Water-Res, Feb 1975, 9 (2): 221-231. Ref. NAL Call No.: TD420.W3 ******************************************************* 57. Causes and probable correctives for oxygen depletion fish kills in the Dickinson Bayou estuary: a field study and simplified algal assay [Eutrophication] Knudson, K.; Belaire, C. E. Contrib-Mar-Sci-Port-Aransas, Aug 1975, 19: 37-48. Map. Ref. NAL Call No.: 442.9-T31 ******************************************************* 58. Nutrients and eutrophication in the Pamlico River Estuary, N. c., 1971-1973 Hobbie, J. E. Raleigh, 1974, 239 p. illus.. Bibliography: p. 95-96. TD201.N6-No.100 ******************************************************* 59. Dissolved oxygen dynamics: Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Suisun Bay A cooperative study of the Department of Fish and Game and the Department of Water Resources California Dept. of Fish and Game. [Sacramento?] California Resources Agency, 1972, 129 p. illus.. Bibliography: p. 127-129. Descriptors: Water-; Dissolved-oxygen; Primary-productivity-Biology; Measurement-; California-; San-Joaquin-Delta; Primary-productivity-Biology; California-; Suisun-Bay NAL Call No.: GB705.C2C3 ******************************************************* 60. Current status of knowledge concerning the cause and biological effects of eutrophication in Chesapeake Bay Frazier, J. M. Chesapeake-Sci, Dec 1972, 13 (suppl): s144-s149. Ref. NAL Call No.: 409.6-C42 ******************************************************* 61. Effect of pulpmill effluent on dissolved oxygen in a stratified estuary. i. empirical observations Parker, R. R.; Sibert, J. Water-Res, Apr 1973, 7 (4): 503-514. Ref. NAL Call No.: TD420.W3 ******************************************************* 62. Effect of pulpmill effluent on dissolved oxygen in a stratified estuary. iI. numerical model Sibert, J.; Parker, R. R. Water-Res, Apr 1973, 7 (4): 515-523. Ref. NAL Call No.: TD420.W3 ******************************************************* 63. Nutrients in the Pamlico River Estuary, N. c., 1969--1971. [Eutrophication] Hobbie, J. E.; Copeland, B. J.; Harrison, W. G. N-C-Univ-Water-Resour-Res-Inst-Rep, Dec 1972, 79, 242 p. map. Ref. Descriptors: North-Carolina NAL Call No.: TD201.N6 ******************************************************* 64. Phytoplankton kinetics in a subtropical estuary: eutrophication Caperon, J.; Cattell, S. A.; Krasnick, G. Limnol-Oceanogr, July 1971, 16 (4): 599-607. map. Ref. NAL Call No.: GC1.L5 ******************************************************* 65. A simplified method of predicting dissolved oxygen distribution in partially- stratified estuaries Ratasuk, S. Water-Res, Dec 1972, 6 (12): 1525-1532. Ref. NAL Call No.: TD420.W3 ******************************************************* 66. Phosphorus and eutrophication in the Pamlico River Estuary, N. c., 1966-1969 a summary Copeland, B. J. [Chapel Hill, N.C.], 1972, 86 p.. Bibliography: p. 83-86. TD201.N6-No.65 ******************************************************* 67. The range of choice in water management a study of dissolved oxygen in the Potomac estuary. Davis, R. K.; Resources for the Future, i. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, [C1968], 196 p. illus.. Bibliographical footnotes. Descriptors: Water-quality-management; Potomac-Valley; Water-supply- NAL Call No.: TD365.D3 ******************************************************* 68. Changes in Mississippi River water quality this century: implications for coastal food webs. Turner, R. E.; Rabalais, N. N. BioSci-Am-Inst-Biol-Sci v.41, p.140-147. maps. (1991). Includes references. Descriptors: river-water; water-quality; eutrophication-; fertilizers-; nitrates-; phosphorus-; silicates-; water-pollution; watersheds-; food-chains; indicator-plants; bacillariophyta-; phytoplankton-; louisiana-; gulf-of-mexico NAL Call No.: 500-AM322A ******************************************************* 69. Nonpoint source pollution in Delaware's inland bays. Ritter, W. F. Am-Soc-Agric-Eng-Microfiche-Collect. St. Joseph, Mich. : The Society. 1988. (fiche no. 88-2083) 19 p. maps. Paper presented at the 1988 Summer Meeting of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Available for purchase from: The American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Order Dept., 2950 Niles Road, St. Joseph, Michigan 49085. Telephone the Order Dept. at (616) 429-0300 for information and prices. Descriptors: water-pollution; marine-areas; shellfish-; eutrophication-; pollution-by-agriculture; nitrogen-; phosphorus-; delaware- NAL Call No.: FICHE-S-72 ******************************************************* 70. Chesapeake Bay nonpoint source pollution. Macknis, J. Perspectives on nonpoint source pollution : proceedings of a national conference, Kansas City, Missouri, May 19-22, 1985 p.165-171. maps. (1985). Includes references. Descriptors: watersheds-; water-pollution; pollution-by-agriculture; nitrogen-; phosphorus-; eutrophication-; maryland- NAL Call No.: TD223.P39 ******************************************************* 71. Eutrophication of Buttermilk Bay, a Cape Cod coastal embayment: concentrations of nutrients and watershed nutrient budgets. Valiela, I.; Costa, J. E. Environ-Manage v.12, p.539-553. maps. (1988). Includes references. Descriptors: coastal-areas; eutrophication-; coastal-lagoons; groundwater-; watersheds-; septic-tank-effluent; nutrient-contents; nitrogen-; phosphorus-; massachusetts- NAL Call No.: HC79.E5E5 ******************************************************* 72. Bottom sediments and nutrients in the tidal Potomac system, Maryland and Virginia. Glenn, J. L.; Geological Survey (U.S.). [Washington, D.C.] : U.S. G.P.O. ; Denver, CO : For sale by the Books and Open-File Reports Section, U.S. Geological Survey, 1988. viii, 74 p. : ill., maps. Three folded maps in pocket. Descriptors: Water-Pollution-Potomac-River-Watershed; Marine-sediments-Potomac-River-Watershed; Eutrophication-Potomac-River-Watershed; Water-chemistry NAL Call No.: 407-G29W-no.2234-F ******************************************************* 73. Hypoxia and salinity in Virginia estuaries. Kuo, A. Y.; Neilson, B. J. Estuaries v.10, p.277-283. ill., maps. (1987). Includes references. Descriptors: estuaries-; hypoxia-; salinity-; fishery-management; virginia-; chesapeake-bay,-virginia NAL Call No.: GC96.E79 ******************************************************* 74. Nitrogen and phosphorus inputs to Chesapeake Bay. Fisher, T. R. The Chesapeake : prologue to the future : proceedings from the Chesapeake Bay Symposium / Valerie Chase, editor; Sue Gammisch, conference coordinator. Baltimore, Md. : National Aquarium Baltimore, [1985]. p. 58-62. Includes references. Descriptors: estuaries-; saline-water; pollutants-; eutrophication-; anoxia-; plankton-; ammonium-compounds; nitrites-; nitrates-; phosphates-; delaware-; maryland-; virginia- NAL Call No.: GC97.N3-1985 ******************************************************* 75. Nutrients in estuaries, eutrophication and other aspects : proceedings of the EBSA/Hydrobiological Society symposium, Texel, the Netherlands, 11-13 September 1984. EBSA/Hydrobiological Society Symposium (1984 : Texel, N. Texel : Nederlands Instituut voor Onderzoek, 1985. p. 191-285 : ill., maps. "December 1985."--cover. QH92.8.N4-v.19-no.3/4 ******************************************************* 76. Monitoring effects of catchment management practices on phosphorus loads into the eutrophic Peel-Harvey estuary, Western Australia. Birch, P. B.; Forbes, G. G.; Schofield, N. J. Water-Sci-Technol v.18, p.53-61. maps. (1986). Includes references. Descriptors: pollution-by-agriculture; catchment-planning; phosphorus-residual-effect; runoff-water; environmental-pollution; western-australia; estuaries-; agricultural-runoff; non-point-source-pollution NAL Call No.: TD420.A1P7 ******************************************************* 77. "Red tide" of Prorocentrum micans Ehr. and Exuviaella cordata Ost. in the Bay of Varna and on the Black Sea coast in November of 1984. Petrova Karadzhova, V. I. Khidrobiologiia. Sofia : Bulgarska akademiia na naukite. 1985. v. 26 p. 70-74. Includes 18 references. Descriptors: sea-water; eutrophication-; algae-; species-; bulgaria- NAL Call No.: QH90.A1K48 ******************************************************* 78. The role of phytoplankton in the dissolved oxygen budget of a stratified estuary. Soulsby, P. G.; Mollowney, M.; Marsh, G.; Lowthion, D. Water-Sci-Technol v.17, p.745-756. ill., maps. (1985). Includes references. Descriptors: phytoplankton-; dissolved-oxygen; hydrodynamics-; models-; england-; estuaries-; mesodinium-rubrum NAL Call No.: TD420.A1P7 ******************************************************* 79. Empirical relationships between bacterial abundance and chlorophyll concentration in fresh and marine waters. Bird, D. F.; Kalff, J. Can-J-Fish-Aquat-Sci-J-Can-Sci-Halieutiques-Aquat v.41, p.1015-1023. ill. (1984). Includes references. Descriptors: eutrophication-; sea-water; algae-; bacteria-; quebec-; estuaries-; lakes-; fresh-water; sea-water NAL Call No.: 442.9-C16J ******************************************************* 80. Mediaeval man-made lakes: progeny and casualties of English social history, patients of Twentieth Century ecology [Norfolk Broadland]. Moss, B. Trans-R-Soc-S-Afr v.45, p.115-128. maps. (1984). Includes references. Descriptors: water-pollution; pollution-by-agriculture; eutrophication-; environmental-degradation; environmental-policy; history-; england-; lakes-; rivers-; estuaries-; fens-; marshes- NAL Call No.: 515-SO8A ******************************************************* 81. Measurement of salt-wedge excursion distance in the Duwamish River estuary, Seattle, Washington, by means of the dissolved-oxygen gradient. Dawson, W. A.; Tilley, L. J. Washington, D.C. : U.S. G.P.O., 1972. iii, 27 p.. "Prepared in cooperation with the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle.". Descriptors: Salinity-Washington-State-Duwamish-River-estuary NAL Call No.: 407-G29W-no.1873-D ******************************************************* 82. Factors initiating phytoplankton blooms and resulting effects on dissolved oxygen in Duwanish River estuary, Seattle, Washington. Welch, E. B. E. B. 1. Washington, D.C. : U.S. G.P.O., 1969. v, 62 p. : ill., map. Prepared in cooperation with the Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle. Descriptors: Phytoplankton-Washington-State NAL Call No.: 407-G29W-no.1873-A
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