The present water quality conditions in the Seto Inland Sea of Japan are described along
with an historical background before and after the measures taken to reduce eutrophication …

Eutrophication is the process of enrichment of waters with excess plant nutrients, primarily
phosphorus and nitrogen, which leads to enhanced growth of algae, periphyton, or …

The paper presents an overview about recovery of shallow Lake Balaton from eutrophication
by assessing quantitative and qualitative changes in phytoplankton, zooplankton, and …

Abstract East-Central Europe's largest shallow lake, Balaton, experienced strong
eutrophication in the 1970–80s, followed by water quality improvement and …

Macroinvertebrates are one of the key components of lake ecosystems and are required to
be monitored alongside other biological groups to define ecological status according to …

Life‐long diet ontogeny and size‐dependent intra‐and interspecific diet partitioning of the
native ruffe and perch and the introduced pumpkinseed, were studied in Lake Balaton …

Although phosphorus is an abundant element on Earth, its low availability often constrains
the growth and/or biomass of aquatic biota. Introducing large quantities of available P into …

To know the possible bias of different fishing methods is essential in fisheries management,
ecology and conservation. In this study species number, abundance, biomass, length class …

Lake Balaton, the largest lake in Central Europe, underwent severe eutrophication from the
1960s to the 1990s, due to phosphorus loadings from external anthropogenic sources. The …

Although chironomids are popular model organisms in ecological research and indicators of
bioassessment, the relative role of dispersal and environmental filtering in their community …