Journal of Pollution Effects & Control
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Rajni W

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  Trophic Status of Bhoj Wetland on the Basis of Some Chemical Characteristics
  Author(s): Najeeb AB, Ashwani W, Javid Ahmad D and Rajni W Najeeb AB, Ashwani W, Javid Ahmad D and Rajni W
  
  The chemical characteristics of an aquatic ecosystem play key role in defining its trophic status. Bhoj wetland in Bhopal is under trophic evolution as it receives large quantities of agricultural and human wastes from its catchment, resulting in significant change in its environment. The main chemical parameters which are being considered for determination of tropic status of Bhoj wetland are pH, electrical conductivity, total alkalinity, phosphorus and nitrate nitrogen. The various chemical features revealing that the water body has alkaline pH (x?=8.2 units) and can be categorized among alkaliphilous water bodies. High electrical conductivity value (x?=264.2μS/cm) puts the water body in mesotrophic condition. High total alkalinity value (x?=76 mg I-1) categorizes water body among nutritionally rich. High phosphorus value (x?=0.31 mg I-1) puts Bhoj wetl.. View More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2375-4397.1000108

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