Everything about Eutrophic totally explained
A
eutrophic lake is a lake with high
primary productivity, the result of high
nutrient content. These lakes are subject to excessive
algal blooms, resulting in poor water quality. The bottom waters of such lakes are commonly deficient in
oxygen; thus, such lakes commonly lack those
fish species, like
trout, which require cold, well-oxygenated waters. This oxygen deficiency is most apparent in shallow lakes, owing to the smaller
hypolimnetic volume. Ecologists use the term to distinguish productive lakes with an ample or excessive nutrient supply from unproductive
oligotrophic ones, characterized by a nutrient deficiency.
Mesotrophic lakes are lakes with an intermediate level of productivity, greater than oligotrophic lakes, but less than eutrophic lakes.
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