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eutrophication [ju:trɔfiˈkeiʃən] n
environ. eotrófú
eutrophication A process of pollution that occurs when a lake or stream becomes over-rich in plant nutrient; as a consequence it becomes overgrown in algae and other aquatic plants. The plants die and decompose. In decomposing the plants rob the water of oxygen and the lake, river or stream becomes lifeless. Nitrate fertilizers which drain from the fields, nutrients from animal wastes and human sewage are the primary causes of eutrophication. They have high biological oxygen demand (BOD) [ju:trɔfiˈkeiʃən] n
environ. eotrófú
eutrophication: 6 phrases in 1 subject
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