Light availability is the main regulator of primary production, shaping photosynthetic
communities and their production of ecologically important biomolecules. In freshwater …

Terrestrial input to marine and freshwater ecosystems colors the water yellow-brown,
causing a phenomenon called “brownification”. The effect of brownification on the marine …

Browning and nutrient inputs from extreme rainfall, together with increased vertical mixing
due to strong winds, are more frequent in coastal ecosystems; however, their interactive …

Brownification denotes increasing water color, partly caused by increasing dissolved
organic matter of terrestrial origin in freshwater. Brownification has become a wide-spread …

Climate change is projected to cause brownification of some coastal seas due to increased
runoff of terrestrially derived organic matter. We carried out a mesocosm experiment over 15 …

Eutrophication in the Baltic Sea has caused an imbalance in the inorganic nitrogen (N) to
phosphorus (P) ratio, leaving excess phosphate (PO4) remaining after the phytoplankton …

Pirmprodukcija ūdens ekosistēmās ir atkarīga no fotosintēzes procesa, ko veic autotrofie
organismi, piemēram, fitoplanktons, fitobentoss un makroaļģes. Šajā promocijas darbā …

Rapporten sammenstiller skogbrukets påvirkning på vannressursene basert på et begrenset
litteratursøk. I tillegg gis informasjon om relevant lovverk, tilskuddsordninger og aktuelle …

Lakes with increased water colour levels have been observed in many locations in the
northern hemisphere, a phenomenon that is called brownification. The driving components …