Water-level fluctuations (WLF) in lakes and rivers, especially their extent, frequency and
duration, are dominant forces controlling the functioning of these ecosystems. In particular …

Inter-annual changes of total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) and phytoplankton
chlorophyll-a (Chl a) in a large shallow lake, Taihu China, were analysed using the monthly …

Climate change can promote harmful cyanobacteria blooms in eutrophic waters through
increased droughts or flooding. In this paper, we explore how water-level fluctuations affect …

Water-level fluctuations, often linked to seasonal climatic trends, are a natural phenomenon
which occur in almost all aquatic ecosystems. In some climatic regions, as the …

In this paper, the authors use remote-sensing images to monitor the water quality of
reservoirs located in the semiarid region of Northeast Brazil. Sentinel-2 MSI TOA Level 1C …

Reducing nutrient input in aquatic ecosystems has been widely recognized as a way to
mitigate eutrophication. The paradigm of nutrient limitation by N and P is pervasively …

Significant reductions in the water levels of lakes are influenced by droughts and freshwater
demands, especially in semi-arid regions, where hydric stress is greater. The aim of this …

In Lake Peipsi (3550km~. mean depth 7.1 m) sporadic fish kills have been registered
repeatedly since 1959 during cyanobacterial blooms in warm summers. At the time of the …

We investigated changes in the spatial distribution of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) in
Lake Peipsi using limnological data from 1970 to 2005. The results show differences in …

Water level fluctuations are an inherent feature regulating the ecological structures and
functions of lakes. It is vital to understand the effects of water level fluctuations on bacterial …