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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Upper Green River Kentucky"”.

  1. Algal Biomass Accrual in Relation to Nutrient Availability along a Longitudinal Gradient in the Upper Green River, Kentucky

    … levels along the longitudinal course of a river through a transition from weak to well-developed underlying karst bedrock, and (2) experimentally assess if periphyton was nitrogen or phosphorous limited between weak and well-developed karst sites. Sestonic and filamentous biomass (= …

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  2. Influences of a <i>Cladophora</i> Bloom on the Diets of <i>Amblema Plicata </i>and <i>Elliptio Dilatata</i> in the Upper Green River, Kentucky

    … study was to assess if the diet of two common Green River mussel species, <em>Amblema plicata</em> (Say) and <em>Elliptio dilatata</em> (Rafinesque) were influenced by the seasonal change in availability of <em>Cladophora</em> during a summer-autumn rapid growth period. Two specific questions …

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  3. Epiphytic Diatom Community Structure in a Karst Riverine System

    … two host species along a karst gradient in the upper Green River, Kentucky to a gain a better understanding of the role of diatoms in the food web. The host species studied were Podostemum ceratophyllum and Cladophora. Percent cover of P. ceratophyllum and Cladophora were quantified in the four …

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