Total Ammonia Concentrations in Soil, Sediments, Surface Water, and Groundwater along the Western Shoreline of Biscayne Bay with the Focus on Black Point and a Reference Mangrove Site

Meeder J and Boyer JN. 2001. Total Ammonia Concentrations in Soil, Sediments, Surface Water, and Groundwater along the Western Shoreline of Biscayne Bay with the Focus on Black Point and a Reference Mangrove Site

This study focused on ammonia as a potential stressor of marine benthic communities in Biscayne Bay but also included other nutrients as well. The specific tasks included in this project were: 1) Black Point Monitoring Program, 2) Black Point Monitoring Comparison, 3) Shoreline Nutrient Survey, 4) Shoreline Benthic Community Survey, and 5) Mangrove Transect Comparison.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Meeder, John; Boyer, Joseph
Date of Issue
2001-02-12
Units
BISC
Keywords
algal, Ammonia, Angiosperms, benthic communities, Monitoring, shoreline nutrient

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