The effects of REDOX sensitive and insensitive chemical treatments on phosphorus release in sediments collected from hardwater eutrophic lakes

The effects of REDOX sensitive and insensitive chemical treatments on phosphorus release in sediments collected from hardwater eutrophic lakes

by University of Alberta. Dept. of Biological Sciences, Kimberly L. Burley

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Sediment cores collected from Amisk, Baptiste and Crooked Lakes.

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