Choose the items below that would be considered allochthonous inputs of organic matter or nutrients into stream/river systems. fertilizer runoff from riparian agricultural fields aquatic vegetation rooted in the streambed cyanobacteria films on the surface of mid-sized streams course particulate organic matter (CPOM) entering a mid-sized stream from a headwater stream. leaves from riparian vegetation algal primary productivity terrestrial insects falling into streams

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Description: choose the items below that would be considered allochthonous inputs of organic matter or nutrients into streamriver systems fertilizer runoff from riparian agricultural fields aquatic veget 79206

          Choose the items below that would be considered allochthonous inputs of organic matter or nutrients into stream/river systems.
fertilizer runoff from riparian agricultural fields
aquatic vegetation rooted in the streambed
cyanobacteria films on the surface of mid-sized streams
course particulate organic matter (CPOM) entering a mid-sized stream from a headwater stream.
leaves from riparian vegetation
algal primary productivity
terrestrial insects falling into streams

choose the items below that would be considered allochthonous inputs of organic matter or nutrients into streamriver systems fertilizer runoff from riparian agricultural fields aquatic veget 79206

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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07/20/2022

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Allochthonous inputs refer to organic matter or nutrients that originate from outside the aquatic ecosystem (e.g., from the surrounding terrestrial environment) and are transported into it. In contrast, autochthonous inputs originate from within the aquatic Show more…

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Choose the items below that would be considered allochthonous inputs of organic matter or nutrients into stream/river systems. fertilizer runoff from riparian agricultural fields aquatic vegetation rooted in the streambed cyanobacteria films on the surface of mid-sized streams course particulate organic matter (CPOM) entering a mid-sized stream from a headwater stream. leaves from riparian vegetation algal primary productivity terrestrial insects falling into streams