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Aristo was riding in a car and noticed a pond that was covered in algal blooms due to excess phosphorus in the water. which of these other features in the landscape could be the reason for the high levels of phosphorus?many carscow pasturesolar panelsforest

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Cow pasture is the reason  for the high levels of phosphorus in the water resulting in algal blooms.

  • Algae blooms, also known as overgrowths of algae, occur quickly when phosphate and nitrogen levels are too high.
  • Algal overgrowth burns oxygen while obstructing sunlight from reaching submerged plants.
  • Although cow pasture (manure from cow dung) is frequently kept in enormous storage "lagoons," some of it unavoidably leaks into the groundwater and neighboring rivers, causing blue-green algae, or cyanobacteria, blooms.
  • Commonly, runoff or soil erosion from fertilizer and manure introduces these nutrients.
  • Toxic algal blooms may occur when these extra nutrients combine with hot sunny days. The blooms are harmful to people, animals, and fish.

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