Soil Testing Phosphorus is often the limiting nutrient that controls the growth of algae in lakes. Too much phosphorus, and green, foul-smelling algal blooms can occur. (One pound of phosphorus in a lake can yield 500 po - One pound - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Soil Testing Phosphorus is often the limiting nutrient that controls the growth of algae in lakes. Too much phosphorus, and green, foul-smelling algal blooms can occur. (One pound of phosphorus in a lake can yield 500 po Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-02-26 13:06:27 Open Document File Size: 45,28 KB Share Result on Facebook Company The Soil Testing Laboratory / Contact Environmental Concerns Inc. / / Currency USD / / / Facility University of Minnesota Soil Testing Laboratory / / / IndustryTerm Internet www.wetlands.org/wow.htm / / Organization Lake / Univ. of Minnesota Extension / University of Minnesota Extension / Minnesota Extension Service / Department of Agriculture / University of Minnesota Soil Testing Laboratory / / / Position collector / / URL www.wetlands.org/wow.htm / / SocialTag Chemistry Soil test Soil Surface runoff Water quality Fertilizer Phosphorus Water Water pollution Earth

Soil Testing Phosphorus is often the limiting nutrient that controls the growth of algae in lakes. Too much phosphorus, and green, foul-smelling algal blooms can occur. (One pound of phosphorus in a lake can yield 500 poAdd to Reading List