Adjective:

தூர்ந்துபோதல்,

eutrophic's Usage Examples:

In the UK, naturally eutrophic lakes are rare.

The Caithness site may be at risk from eutrophication if numbers of wintering geese increase markedly.

eutrophic inland waters in Europe.

eutrophic water conditions.

eutrophic state to an oligotrophic state.

eutrophic water bodies.

eutrophic lake of glacial origin in Northern Ireland.

The majority of the stream is vulnerable to becoming eutrophic.

eutrophic lochs are considered of key national importance for biodiversity.

Agricultural runoff contributes to nutrient levels leading to eutrophication.

Habitats with less natural buffering capacity, such as dwarf shrub heaths, show the strongest eutrophication signal.

Areas so affected are called eutrophic, whilst more remote ocean waters which become starved of nutrients in summer are referred to as oligotrophic.

shrub heaths, show the strongest eutrophication signal.