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North Boulder Creek - Boulder Creek Ortho-phosphate Time Series for 2000 |
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North Boulder Creek - Boulder Creek Ortho-phosphate Time Series for 2000 |
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Phosphorus in natural waters is usually found in the form of phosphates (PO4-3). Phosphates can be in inorganic form (including orthophosphates and polyphosphates), or organic form (organically-bound phosphates). Orthophosphate is sometimes referred to as "reactive phosphorus." Orthophosphate is the most stable kind of phosphate, and is the form used by plants. Orthophosphate is produced by natural processes and is found in sewage. | |||||||||
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