Extra good growing conditions for that species of alga. Optimal water temperatures, salinity, light, for example.
Yes. But generally inadvertently, or by accident. There is another class of causation - the willfully ignorant who refuse to accept responsibility for their actions. An excess of phosphate or nitrogen may cause an algal bloom - an overproduction of algae. This algal mat will block light from the water body, and when it eventually dies, it will create an anoxic mat on the lake floor.
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Oxygen Depletion, resulting in a severe drop in some fish species and general unpleasantness
Eutrophication depletes the waters supply of oxygen which causes Algal blooms and the suffocation of marine life.>.
A population explosion of algae is called an ALGAL BLOOM
an algal bloom.
Some of the algae that makes up an algal bloom can be toxic. This would probably be the main difference between an algal bloom and humans. Hope this helps!
An "algal bloom".
Algal Blooms are caused by over fertilization, runoff.
There is an article on algal bloom in Wikipedia which is very comprehensive. Bloom that is not of a floral nature usually refers to algal bloom which occurs in acquatic environments where the oxygen levels are depleted.
An algal bloom.
Yes. But generally inadvertently, or by accident. There is another class of causation - the willfully ignorant who refuse to accept responsibility for their actions. An excess of phosphate or nitrogen may cause an algal bloom - an overproduction of algae. This algal mat will block light from the water body, and when it eventually dies, it will create an anoxic mat on the lake floor.
rivers and run- off from farmers fields bring extra nutrients into a lake allow increased growth of algae in the water. The result is a population explosion of algae called an algal bloom
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Oxygen Depletion, resulting in a severe drop in some fish species and general unpleasantness
anal bloom? ask your doctor.