Problem of ecological safety of aquatic environment in conditions of anthropogenic eutrophication
Journal: Technology audit and production reserves
Year: 2013

The state of any aquatic ecosystem, its trophic level, pollution degree and other constituents of environmental monitoring are reliably characterized by means of studying and monitoring the species composition and the number of planktonic algae. The most typical negative anthropogenic impact on the aquatic environment is drastic propagation of phytoplankton, called ''algal bloom''. It is caused mainly by the flow of nutrients into the water, which stimulate the intensive propagation of algae. An