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Oligotropia refers to a condition where a body of water has low levels of nutrients and organic matter, resulting in poor plant and algae growth. This can occur naturally in some water bodies or may be due to human activities such as pollution or nutrient runoff from fertilizers. Oligotrophic waters typically have clear water and support limited biodiversity.
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