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Vertical Distribution of Phosphorus Concentrations in the Mozhaisk Reservoir in Summer

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The results of daily observations of the vertical distribution of concentrations of different P forms in the Mozhaisk Reservoir in the summer of 1989, 1990, and 1996 are analyzed. The specific features of this distribution are discussed in connection with the conditions of the water vertical mixing in the water body. Variations in the vertical gradients of P forms concentrations are correlated with variations in the surface water temperature that reflects the alternations of synoptic conditions during observation periods.

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Datsenko, Y.S. Vertical Distribution of Phosphorus Concentrations in the Mozhaisk Reservoir in Summer. Water Resources 29, 327–332 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015688531754

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