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Periphyton responses to nutrient enrichment and elevated temperatures in a low pH South Carolina Stream II. Effects on community composition

Donald Brown

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The present study examined the effects of both elevated temperatures and added nutrients on periphyton communities. The basic question was, what are the effects of temperature and nutrient modifications on periphyton communities.

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The present study examined the effects of both elevated temperatures and added nutrients on periphyton communities. The basic question was, what are the effects of temperature and nutrient modifications on periphyton communities.

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The present study examined the effects of both elevated temperatures and added nutrients on periphyton communities. The basic question was, what are the effects of temperature and nutrient modifications on periphyton communities.

Key concepts: Periphyton, Nutrient, Composition (language), South carolina, Environmental science, Ecology, Chemistry, Hydrology (agriculture)

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