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Higher alkalinity increases copper toxicity in phytoplankton: the importance of pH flux when treating algal blooms
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• Copper treatments were more effective at reducing algae as alkalinity increased. • Low copper treatments reduced cyanobacteria and promoted beneficial chlorophytes. • High alkalinity-based copper treatments reduced phytoplankton but caused high total ammonia nitrogen.
Keywords:
algaecide
aquaculture
management
freshwater
Microcystis
harmful algal bloom
sodium bicarbonate
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