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Control of internal phosphorus loading in a shallow lake by drawdown and alum

Jacoby et al., 1983

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9050506870204324802
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Jacoby J
Welch E
Michaud J
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Lake Restoration, Pro-tection, and Management, EPA-44-/5-83-001

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Internal loading of phosphorus in shallow Long Lake, Wash.(Kitsap County) has been identified as a major factor causing eutrophy during summer. The source of this internal phosphorus (P) loading apparently comes from sediments in the deeper parts of the lake. A …
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