Enrichment: When the addition of nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, from sewage effluent or agricultural runoff to surface water, greatly increases algal growth.
enrichment culture
A technique in which environmental, including nutritional, conditions are controlled to favor the development of a specific organism or group of organisms.
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Enrichment: The addition of nutrients (e.g., nitrogen, phosphorus, carbon compounds) from sewage effluent or agricultural runoff to surface water, greatly increases the growth potential for algae and other aquatic plants.
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Addition of nitrogen, phosphorous and carbon compounds or other nutrients into a water body, thereby increasing the potential for growth of algae and other aquatic plants.
Adsorption-Enrichment (positive adsorption, or briefly adsorption) of one or more components in an interfacial layer. (IUPAC) ...
The process of over-enrichment of water bodies by nutrients often typified by the presence of algal blooms.
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carbon dioxide fertilization Enhancement of plant growth or of the net primary production by CO2 enrichment that could occur in natural or agricultural systems as a result of an increase in the atmospheric concentration of CO2.
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Eutrophication: Over-enrichment of a water body with nutrients, resulting in excessive growth of organisms and depletion of oxygen concentration.
Extinct species: A species that no longer survives anywhere in the world.
Eutrophication is the enrichment of aquatic environments with high levels of dissolved plant nutrients, such as nitrate and phosphate ions, leading to high algal growth. It is a natural process that can be exacerbated by human activity e.g.
Eutrophication: degradation of water quality due enrichment by nutrients, primarily nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), which results in excessive plant (principally algae) growth and decay.
Algal Blooms - Rapid growth of algae on the surface of lakes, streams, or ponds; stimulated by nutrient enrichment.
The enrichment process will also yield Depleted Uranium . Enriched Uranium is Fissile and can undergo nuclear fission under certain conditions, its therefore used in Nuclear Power production and Nuclear Weapons.
Uranium mills, commercial power reactors, fuel reprocessing plants, and uranium enrichment facilities.
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Nuclear Reactors and Support Facilities: Uranium mills, commercial power reactors, fuel reprocessing plants, and uranium enrichment facilities.
Researchers call this "Free Air Carbon dioxide Enrichment" (FACE). This represents the most natural of experimental conditions and entire ecosystem responses can be evaluated. However, very high costs discourage large sample sizes.
that is produced when bacteria in soil break down garbage and biodegradable trash, making organic fertilizer. Making compost requires turning and mixing and exposing the materials to air. Gardeners and farmers use compost for soil enrichment. ...
Tends to concentrate large amounts of animal waste that cannot be absorbed by the soil and, hence, may be carried to nearby streams or lakes by surface drainage and runoff thereby contributing to water pollution and enrichment.
Eutrophication Enrichment of a water body with plant nutrients; usually resulting in a community dominated by phytoplankton. Evapotranspiration The water loss to the atmosphere from soil and vegetation.
 See also: Environment, Environmental, Water, Air, Nutrient
  
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