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Eutrophication

Eutrophication

Paper Setup Date ____ pg. ___ Eutrophication Notes: My Definition: Video

Paper Setup Date ____ pg. ___ Eutrophication Notes: My Definition: Video

Class Definition – 1 st Core Eutrophication is a process that happens when water

Class Definition – 1 st Core Eutrophication is a process that happens when water has too many nutrients from fertilizer runoff into water creating algal blooms causing a lack of sunlight to reach the bottom of the water; bacteria will grow and use up most of the oxygen and other organisms will die.

Class Definition – 2 nd Core Eutrophication is a process when nitrate and phosphate

Class Definition – 2 nd Core Eutrophication is a process when nitrate and phosphate are washed into a river and these nutrients produce rapid algae growth which causes an algal bloom which can reduce sunlight for plants below the surface of the water; plants will die and bacteria will consume the decaying organisms using up most of the oxygen in the water causing other organisms in the water to die.

Class Definition – 3 rd Core Eutrophication occurs when fertilizers leak into the water

Class Definition – 3 rd Core Eutrophication occurs when fertilizers leak into the water and add too many nutrients into the water, this causes algae to grow and may block sunlight from plants below the water’s surface; plants will die and be eaten by bacteria which use up most of the dissolved oxygen causing all other organisms to die.

Class Definition – 4 th Core Eutrophication is when too many nutrients are added

Class Definition – 4 th Core Eutrophication is when too many nutrients are added to lakes and streams causing algae to be created and eat up most of the nutrients; this algae floats to the top of the water blocking out the sun from plants below the surface; plants will die and be eaten by bacteria which use up the oxygen in the water (becoming anoxic) all other organisms will die.

Formal Science Definition Eutrophication is the excess buildup of nutrients (frequently due to runoff

Formal Science Definition Eutrophication is the excess buildup of nutrients (frequently due to runoff from land) in a body of water which causes rapid growth of plant life and death of animal life from lack of oxygen.

Steps in the eutrophication process Place these steps in the correct order: 4 algae

Steps in the eutrophication process Place these steps in the correct order: 4 algae die and are decomposed by bacteria ____ 2 nutrients promote plant growth of phytoplankton, especially algae ____ 1 excessive nutrients (like nitrate and phosphate) from fertilizers, sewage, 3 detergents, etc. are carried by runoff from the land into rivers or lakes ____ an algal bloom occurs and may prevent sunlight from reaching other 6 plants below the water’s surface ____ 5 fish, macroinvertebrates, and other aquatic life forms die ____ there is a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels due to an overabundance of bacteria

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