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Golf course fertilizer runoff causes nutrient enrichment leading to harmful algae blooms on a Bahamian coral reef

Golf course fertilizer runoff causes nutrient enrichment leading to harmful algae blooms on a Bahamian coral reef

by Tom Goreau | Mar 5, 2013

Golf courses overlooking the sea are popular tourist attractions. There are no studies on effects of golf course fertilizer runoff on coral reefs, although many environmental impact assessments ...

Marine Major Ecological Disturbances Of The Caribbean

by herrzoox | Nov 1, 2000

Ernest H Williams Jr., Lucy Bunkley-Williams, Department Of Marine Sciences, University Of Puerto Rico Download PDF

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