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Water Environment - 62-345.500(6)(b), FAC j. Direct observation of standing water (continued) Water color in a pristine marsh (above, Goethe State Forest), and a pristine cypress forest (right, LSRNWR), March 2004. (EB)
k. Existing water quality data Water Environment - 62-345.500(6)(b), FAC Guidance: When water quality data exist for a particular site, it is important to compare them with expected values for the same ecosystem type. Studies have been conducted over the years that show typical values for nutrients and oxygen levels in different types of wetlands. However, the natural variability can be high, so caution needs to be used when using water quality data, especially if the information was collected only once and does not represent long-term collection and analysis. Following are typical values expected in a variety of sites. DO T Color pH Turbidity Specific Conductance Ammonia-N NO 2 NO 3 -N TKN TP mg O 2 /L ºC PCU NTU umhos/cm mg N/L mg N/L mg N/L mg P/L Marsh Reference Minimum 0.62 15.0 30 3.43 0.4 13 0.005 0.002 0.410 0.008 Maximum 27.00 36.0 1200 7.72 10.0 410 2.600 0.091 6.000 0.120 Mean 4.53 25.8 289 5.05 2.1 76 0.174 0.006 1.899 0.036 Marsh Agricultural Minimum 0.02 16.0 100 4.10 0.4 18 0.010 0.002 0.730 0.008 Maximum 11.80 37.5 8000 8.14 5600.0 1400 48.000 0.220 110.000 45.000 Mean 4.08 26.9 598 6.26 163.7 247 1.378 0.009 5.365 1.747 Forested Reference Minimum 1.08 18.7 30 3.76 0.2 24 0.002 0.002 0.002 0.020 Maximum 8.10 32.6 1000 7.77 20.0 180 1.700 1.900 5.600 0.640 Mean 2.93 26.2 285 5.21 3.8 81 0.152 0.088 1.930 0.079 Forested Agricultural Minimum 0.72 21.5 80 4.58 0.7 28 0.022 0.002 1.000 0.019 Maximum 4.05 31.0 750 7.54 180.0 410 2.200 0.021 8.500 5.000 Mean 1.64 25.2 346 6.22 17.7 136 0.332 0.007 3.174 0.808 Forested Urban Minimum 0.32 18.5 50 4.06 0.7 62 0.012 0.002 0.600 0.040 Maximum 4.40 29.4 600 7.74 58.0 580 0.960 0.120 3.700 1.100 Mean 1.91 24.9 198 6.36 9.5 231 0.188 0.019 1.838 0.235 Data from UF-CFW 1999-2002.
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UMAM Uniform Mitigation Assessment
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Table of Contents • Forward • A
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Acknowledgments This manual is the
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Introduction The intent of this man
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Definitions 62-345.200 Definitions.
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Methodology The methodology section
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Office Module ~ Part 1: Qualitative
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Field Module The field module descr
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Steps for completing Part II… Par
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Part II- Quantification of Assessme
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Community Structure - 62-345.500(6)
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Mitigation Determination This secti
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Time Lag, Risk, and Mitigation Dete
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Mitigation Determination Formulas -
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