Receiving coastal waters and estuaries are among the most nutrient‐enriched environments
on earth, and one of the symptoms of the resulting eutrophication is the proliferation of …

Abstract Changes in the ecological stoichiometry of primary producers may have
considerable implications for energy and matter transfer in food webs. We hypothesized that …

Coastal lagoons are often characterized by eutrophic conditions which are known to impair
the structure and functioning of both pelagic and benthic compartments. However, the …

Trophic structure within a guild can be influenced by factors such as resource availability
and competition. While ants occupy a wide range of positions in food webs, and ant …

Estuarine ecosystems are considered among the most valuable regions worldwide because
of the wealth of ecosystem services they provide. Given their proximity to the land, they are …

Coastal eutrophication models have proposed that various environmental conditions can
serve as filters mediating the effects of nutrient loading on coastal ecosystems. Variation in …

Eutrophication is one of the key local stressors for coastal marine ecosystems, particularly in
those locations with many estuaries, intense coastal development or agriculture, and a lack …

Artificial fertilizers are contributing to the replacement of eelgrass (Zostera marina) by sea
lettuce (Ulva lactuca) in estuaries of Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada. In this study, we …

Here we evaluated the response to eutrophication in terms of abundance and diversity of
flora and fauna in a semi-desert macrotidal coastal system (San Antonio bay, Patagonia …

Anthropogenic nutrient input to coastal waters is one of the most common disturbances
within inshore marine benthic communities. Organic enrichment in sediments leads to the …