Aquatic Plant Diversity in an Undisturbed, Clear Water Lake in Northern Wisconsin

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2010-04Author
Weiland, Ruth
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Lonzarich, David
Elger-Lonzarich, Mary
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Pine Lake, a deep, clear water lake in northwestern Wisconsin had remained relatively undisturbed since European settlement in the 1800s. Because of current land use activity pressures on lakes, we began a long-term study to examine the macrophytes (including mosses and
algae) of Pine Lake. Macrophytes are commonly used as indicators of water quality in lakes.
Subject
Pine Lake (Wis.)--Environmental conditions
Aquatic plants--Wisconsin--Pine Lake
Biodiversity--Wisconsin--Pine Lake
Water quality--Wisconsin--Pine Lake
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