Environmental science freshwater ecology module 3 flashcards

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Eutrophication

Is the process through which a body of water becomes enriched with nutrients, often leading to excessive plant growth and decay resulting in oxygen depletion.

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Which of the ecosystems would plants be attached to rocks or logs or water

river

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UAHS

raingardens near tennis courts with native plants tend to soack up water to prevent floods and obsorb extra nutrients

2- tree canopy cover reduces temp helps air pollution.

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Which ecosystem is sued for breeding?

wetlands 

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Where do we get water?

Groundwater

Desalination saltwater

Surface water

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Storm water management

Rain or snow that flows over surfaces like streets and parking lots instead of soaking in the ground. Sediments and toxins are swept up into local waterways. 

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vegetated buffer zones

surrounds agricultural fields, also controls stabilization and provides good erosion, and adsorb nutrients. 

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Tree canopy cover 

Canopy trees have layers of leaf branches, stems of trees that cover the ground and reduces heat temp. 

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Sponge cities 

in urban areas that reduce flooding 

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Impervious surfaces

Things that prevent water from slipping off the ground for example rooftops or chairs like outdoor benches.

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Biological oxygen demand

amount of oxygen needed

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channelization

modifying the path of water

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Rain gardens 

native shrubs in a small dep