Want this question answered?
The population of all organisms in the pond will decrease.
Fertilize runoff
If there is a massive bloom, then the algae may cover the whole of the surface of the water, in which case it can block out sunlight for other plants and creatures living below the surface. Other plants cannot perform photosynthesis, and therefore fish can feed onm the plants, and gradually a whole eco system can be destroyed. On the other hand, fish or animals that eat the algae can thrive, and the whole ecosystem can thrive as a result. It depends on what else is in the pond really
Yes because the run off of it can go into a body of water like a pond and cause eutrophication. This will cause algal bloom, killing alot of the life because algae thrives in phosphate and will go too far taking all the nutrients until nothing is left eventually killing everything.
No type of manure is used in pond fertilization.Specifically, such compost, manure and other organic fertilizers generally are not used in pond fertilization. They have tendencies to encourage undesirable algal development. Synthetic fertilizers will be specially formulated to provide the necessary nutrients (especially phosphorus) and to provoke the necessary phytoplankton bloom.
pollution and sickness
The answer is that the algae will block the sunlight and can cause some living animals in the pond die. Also, bacteria will grow, break down everything in the pond, but not the algae, and will get in the oxygen in the water. Fishes and other organisms in the water die without fresh oxygen. About the only life that survives is the algae on the surface.
usually about 50 degrees
The plural form of the noun 'rush' is rushes.Example: The rushes around the pond were in bloom.
Dedication
yes, increased nitrates in the water (from the fertiliser), will increase the growth rate of the algae in the pond. this normally depletes the oxygen supply that is naturally in the water, and may lead to the death of small fish and other animals. this occurs from time to time when commercial fertilizers from farming ends up in streams, lakes and ponds - the resultant "algal bloom" can cause a serious imbalance in the ecosystem of the contaminated water body.
If there is a massive bloom, then the algae may cover the whole of the surface of the water, in which case it can block out sunlight for other plants and creatures living below the surface. Other plants cannot perform photosynthesis, and therefore fish can feed onm the plants, and gradually a whole eco system can be destroyed. On the other hand, fish or animals that eat the algae can thrive, and the whole ecosystem can thrive as a result. It depends on what else is in the pond really