… important drivers of water quality using discriminant analysis. … Nitrate, which is toxic and
harmful to aquatic organisms … study, the distribution density of aquatic plants in this area is high …

… and/or aquatic plant growth and severe degradation of the aquatic … , lake water quality status
is expected to have an impact on … No isotope discrimination (ie isotopic differences between …

… the influence of micropollutants and discriminate it from other … SPEcies at Risk from pesticides.
Species are classified as at … of metazachlor-ESA, nitrate, calcium and magnesium with % …

… balance between oxygen compounds, deteriorates water quality, … The intake of nitrate or
nitrite generated by biotas might be … pollution indicators distinguishing possible terrestrial and …

… Indeed, the risk of invasion was higher in areas with higher levels of nitrate (deviance
explained: 39.5%), electrical conductivity (deviance explained: 32.6%), and alkalinity (deviance …

… infectious disorders, harmfully influence aquatic organisms. Sensing … fate, different methods
for differentiating nitrate sources and … of nitrate, responsible for the decline in water quality in …

… are most at-risk, water-pollution issues occur in developed … presence of planted trees, emergent
aquatic plants (eg T. latifolia, … or those of phosphate and nitrate switched to negative with …

… dominate, the impact of agriculture on water pollution is still … in the region carry the risk of
water pollution. The fertilization level … Only Lake Konarzewskie is discriminated from the others …

… -evidence approach to objectively determine nitrate and dissolved reactive phosphorus limits
… differentiating rivers in each of the states are 0.11, 0.58 and 1.66 mg/l for nitrate and 0.006, …

… have a potential impact on the water quality of the waterbodies. … Stepwise discriminant
analysis was applied to find which … Due to the high content of nitrate nitrogen (max. 15.42 mg N …