Phosphorus and the Kawartha Lakes - Lakefield Herald

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CONCLUSION ................................................................................................................ 22 TAKE HOME MESSAGE ................................................................................................ 22 6.0 CONCLUSIONS ................................................................................................ 23 REFERENCES ........................................................................................................... 24 APPENDICES............................................................................................................. 27 APPENDIX A WATERSHED LAND CLASSIFICATION ....................................................... 28 APPENDIX B LAND CLASSIFICATION BUFFER (200 METERS)......................................... 32 APPENDIX C STATISTICAL OUTPUT .............................................................................. 33 APPENDIX D RAW DATA.............................................................................................. 53 APPENDIX E BASIN CONTRIBUTION DIAGRAMS........................................................... 56 APPENDIX F STREAM CONTRIBUTION MAPS................................................................ 63 APPENDIX G FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS ...................................................................... 68 iv
List of Tables Table 1.0 Values for spring total phosphorus and average summer chlorophyll a levels in lakes of three trophic states. Modified from Mackie (2001). .................................... 3 Table 3.1 Arbitrary division of classes used in determining the phosphorus loading potential of a watershed. Modified from (Metcalfe et al., 2005)............................... 9 Table 4.1 Watersheds employed in land class/lake morphology correlations with phosphorus. See Figure 2.1 for watershed locations................................................ 14 v
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Page 3: Table of Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Page 23 and 24: Results - Multiple Regression Model
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Page 31 and 32: References Bayley, S.E. Prather, C.
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Bivariate Fit of Average P (ug/l) B
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Stats for Figure 5.2 Oneway Analysi
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Stats for Figure 5.4 Nonlinear Regr
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Data used in Figure 5.2 Year 1971 1
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Appendix E Basin Contribution Diagr
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Sturgeon Lake 6 Drainage Basins + u
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Chemong Lake 1 Drainage Basin 0 5 1
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Rice Lake 4 Drainage Basins + up ca
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Trent Severn Waterway Flow Overview
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Central Kawartha Lakes (Sturgeon, K
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Appendix G Future Considerations Th
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