How do rocks affect the phosphate level of an aquatic ecosystem?

Sау уου hаd a jar οf swamp-water аnd mud аnd extra small rocks; whаt wουld thе rocks dο tο thе phosphate?

One Response to “How do rocks affect the phosphate level of an aquatic ecosystem?”

  • Tenacy says:

    The phosphate will break down the phosphate molecule depending on the the rock molecule itself. Phosphates are perilous for the lake because they allow algae blooms. Rocks on the other hand can provide a route for phosphate to be absorbed into its cycle to be recycled.

    The phosphate may accumulate in bedrock.
    Or if the bedrock was high in phosphate it would increase the amount of phoshates in the aquatic ecosystem.

    Cheers, levels can go either way! Frequently lower though.

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