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22 May, 09:40

Why the increased phosphate levels cause a decrease in biodiversity

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  1. 22 May, 09:45
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    The phosphate enters the ecosystem and becomes tied up in the biogeochemical system where it is recycled. The rapid growth of aquatic vegetation and/or increase in the algal population can cause the death and decay of vegetation and aquatic life because of the decrease in dissolved oxygen levels.
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