In marine environments, virus-mediated lysis of host cells leads to the release of cellular
carbon and nutrients and is hypothesized to be a major driver of carbon recycling on a …

Current and future trends indicate that mining of natural phosphorus (P) reserves is
occurring faster than natural geologic replenishment. This mobilization has not only led to P …

Judicious phosphorus (P) management is a global grand challenge and critical to achieving
and maintaining water quality objectives while maintaining food production. The …

This review provides a critical assessment of knowledge regarding the determination of
organic phosphorus (OP) and organic nitrogen (ON) in aquatic systems, with an emphasis …

Dissolved organic phosphorus (DOP) concentration distributions in the global surface ocean
inform our understanding of marine biogeochemical processes such as nitrogen fixation and …

Phosphorus (P) loadings to the Great Lakes have been regulated for decades, but re-
eutrophication and seasonal hypoxia have recently been increasingly reported. It is of …

The relationship between turbidity and phosphorus (P) removal in the water of the
Qingcaosha reservoir was studied in the field. The reservoir is located on the Yangtze River …

Despite major investments in point source reductions, portions of the Great Lakes, like
Green Bay, remain hypereutrophic and are subject to persistent seasonal hypoxia …

Phosphorus was the stoichiometrically limiting nutrient in the Pearl River Estuary (PRE). In
order to examine how the river discharge regulates phosphorus dynamics in the PRE, the …

Increased nitrogen and phosphorus pollution causes eutrophication in water bodies. Using
aquatic plants to remove nutrients from water is an attractive phytoremediation. It is a cost …