The American Midland Naturalist · 1969 · 89 citations · 6 references
Life SciencesBotanyEcologyEcosystem EcologyFreshwater EcologyPlant EcologyAlgal EcologyFreshwater AlgaeLake EcologyNutrient LimitationNutrient PollutionPhosphorus CycleAlgal Community DynamicsEnvironmental FactorsLake EutrophicationLake Nutrient EnrichmentNutrient Uptake By AlgaeUrban Lake Ecology
Nutrient enrichment in the Great Lakes has provided fertile areas for growth of algal nuisances. One of these species, Cla- dop,hora glomerata, has become a major problem for many cities border- ing the Great Lakes. Ecological factors concerning its growth in Milwau- kee's Harbor were studied, and its distribution in the Great Lakes deter- mined. Phosphorus levels appear to be closely linked with Cladophora increases.
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Revision of the European species of cladophora
C. van den Hoek · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1963 · 233 citations
Life Sciences, Biology, Botany +8
Ecology of Cladophora in Farm Ponds
Charles P. Mason · Ecology · 1965 · 30 citations
Life Sciences, Biology, Ecology +13