eutrophication

Example:Low-nutrient lakes are the antithesis of eutrophication, characterized by clear water and minimal aquatic plant growth.

Definition:In the context of water bodies, hyposthenia refers to the condition of a water body with low nutrient content, leading to clear water with minimal aquatic plant growth, often characteristic of pristine ecosystems.

Example:Efforts to restore limnological balance in lakes aimed to reduce the occurrence of eutrophication and promote a healthy ecosystem.

Definition:A state where the nutrient levels in water bodies are balanced, allowing for a healthy ecosystem with a mix of aquatic plants and animals, without excessive growth or degradation.

Example:Oligotrophic waters are the opposite of eutrophication, known for their clarity and low levels of algae and other aquatic plants.

Definition:A condition in water bodies characterized by low nutrient levels and low biological productivity, leading to clear, unpolluted water.