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Understanding planktonic vs. benthic algal response to manipulation of nutrients and light in a eutrophic lake

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Figure 1. Study site location. Inset: location of Lake Macatawa, MI. Blow up: Lake Macatawa showing connection to Lake Michigan and location of study site in Pine Bay.

Figure 1. Study site location. Inset: location of Lake Macatawa, MI. Blow up: Lake Macatawa showing connection to Lake Michigan and location of study site in Pine Bay.

Figure 2. Algal response to nutrient treatments. Top: Phytoplankton growth at the end of incubation, in order from left to right (n = 3 per treatment): control; +P; +N; and + N+P. Bottom: NDS showing periphyton growth at the end of incubation.

Figure 2. Algal response to nutrient treatments. Top: Phytoplankton growth at the end of incubation, in order from left to right (n = 3 per treatment): control; +P; +N; and + N+P. Bottom: NDS showing periphyton growth at the end of incubation.

Figure 3. Periphyton Chl-a concentrations from the NDS at the end of the experimental incubation. Negative sign after the N treatment P-value indicates a (nonsignificant) decline relative to the control.

Figure 3. Periphyton Chl-a concentrations from the NDS at the end of the experimental incubation. Negative sign after the N treatment P-value indicates a (nonsignificant) decline relative to the control.

Figure 4. Change (final minus initial) in phytoplankton Chl-a concentrations over the experimental incubation period. Negative sign after the N treatment P-value indicates a (nonsignificant) decline relative to the control.

Figure 4. Change (final minus initial) in phytoplankton Chl-a concentrations over the experimental incubation period. Negative sign after the N treatment P-value indicates a (nonsignificant) decline relative to the control.

Figure 5. Microcystin concentration at the beginning (initial) and end (final) of the phytoplankton incubations.

Figure 5. Microcystin concentration at the beginning (initial) and end (final) of the phytoplankton incubations.

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