TAILIEUCHUNG - European Large Lakes – Ecosystem changes and their ecological and socioeconomic impacts

Large lakes are important because of their size and ecological distinctiveness, as well as their economic and cultural value. Optimal management of them requires a proper understanding of anthropogenic impacts, both on the lake ecosystems, as such and on the services they provide for society. The specific structural and functional properties of large lakes, . morphology, hydrography, biogeochemical cycles, and food-web structure, are all directly related to their size. These vulnerable ecosystems often suffer from accelerated eutrophication, over-fishing, toxic contamination, and invasive species. Large lakes offer socio-economic benefits and could be used in many ways, and are often areas in which economic, cultural and political interests uses create potential risks for the health and. | Tiina Nõges Anu Reinart Reiner Eckmann Gulnara Roll Kiilli Kangur Heikki Simola Peeter Nõges Markka Viljanen Eds Developments in Hydrobiology 199 European Large Lakes Ecosystem changes and their ecological and socioeconomic impacts European Large Lakes -Ecosystem changes and their ecological and socioeconomic impacts Developments in Hydrobiology 199 Series editor K. .

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• Nutrients
• Phytoplankton
• analyse seasonality
• Materials and methods
• Sediment lithostratigraphy
• Plant macrofossils
• Rice response to fertilizer nutrients
• Fertilizer nutrients
• Influenced by integrated nutrients management
• Integrated nutrients management in vertisols
• Organic component
• Nutrients uptake
• Water soluble fertilizers
• Fertigation levels
• Soil available nutrients status
• Nutrients uptake by cabbage
• Cabbage (Brassica Oleracea L
• Var
• Capitata)
• Finger millet
• Nutrient uptake
• NPK nutrients of finger millet
• Levels of NPK nutrients
• Uptake of major nutrients
• Lime and secondary nutrients
• Available nutrients
• Yield of paddy
• Comparison to package
• Practice as control
• Chelated plant nutrients
• Foliar feeding
• Bt cotton
• Bt Cotton under rainfed condition
• Yield and absorption
• Nutrients by leaves
• Organic manures
• Direct effect
• Biogas slurry
• Organic manures on Nutrients Uptake
• Nutrients relationships
• Available nutrients of soils
• Depth wise distribution of available nutrients
• Langate block
• Soil samples
• Chickpea growth
• Productivity changes through acquisition
• Limiting nutrients
• Limiting nutrients by rhizobium
• Limiting nutrients by microphos
• Different organic
• Inorganic sources of nutrients
• Organic of nutrients
• Nutrients on growth
• Yield of rabi onion
• Groundnut arachis hypogaea
• Organic and Inorganic nutrients
• Inorganic nutrients
• Economics of summer groundnut
• African marigold
• Tagetest erecta L
• Integrated nutrients management
• Flower quality
• Plant growth retardant
• Soil nutrients
• Residual soil nutrients
• Influence of varieties
• Herbicide mixtures
• Wheat based cropping system
• Customized fertilizer
• Rice wheat cropping system
• Rice (Oryza sativa L
• Morphological responses
• Crop residues
• Response of major plant nutrients
• Major plant nutrients
• Salt affected environment
• Sodic soils is low
• Nutrients etc
• Aonla [(Emblica officinalis Gaertn
• ) cv
• Chakaiya]
• Nutrients ongrowth and yield
• Growth and yield of aonla
• Micro nutrients (Fe and Zn)
• Foliar application
• 3rd and 6th leaf stage
• Gladiolus (Gladiolus grandiflorus L )
• Flowering characters of gladiolus
• Micro nutrients on growth
• Inorganic nutrients Bio inoculants yield
• Blackgram (Vigna mungo L )
• Bio inoculants on yield
• Algal floristic
• Organic matter
• Major nutrients
• Variations in algal floristic
• Major nutrients in soils
• Rock phosphate
• Nutrients uptake and yield
• Municipal solid waste compost
• Phosphate solubilizing bacteria
• Available soil properties
• Factory effluent
• Inorganic fertilizers
• Availability of nutrients
• Nutrients in lateritic soil of Konkan
• Garlic (Allium sativum L )
• Effect of macro
• Micro nutrients
• Yield of garlic
• Available nutrient
• Integrated nutrient management
• Integrated nutrient management on productivity
• Nutrients availability of potato
• Nutrients availability
• Composted poultry manure
• Fish pod silt
• Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L )
• Nutrients on yield attributes
• Effect of foliar application
• Foliar application of nutrients on growth
• Quality of potato (Solanum tuberosum L )
• Cashew (Anacardium occidentale L )
• Secondary nutrients
• Leaf Terminals
• Secondary nutrients in leaf terminals
• Seasonal variations in the uptake