Abstract
The assessment of water quality of the River Yamuna in the Delhi stretch was carried out by determining changes in the concentration levels of 19 physico-chemical parameters. It was observed that vegetation plays an important role in acting as a biological sink for mineral nutrients, thereby restoring the water quality. It is proposed that restoration of the inundation pattern of floodplains would greatly help in re-aeration of the overlying water and re-absorption of pollutants through mud/water exchanges. (Abstract Copyright [2008], Wiley Periodicals, Inc.)
Trisal, Chaman;
Tabassum, Tanveera;
Kumar, Ritesh
[1]
- Wetlands International - South Asia, New Delhi (India)
Citation Formats
Trisal, Chaman, Tabassum, Tanveera, and Kumar, Ritesh.
Water quality of the river yamuna in the Delhi stretch: Key determinants and management issues.
Germany: N. p.,
2008.
Web.
doi:10.1002/CLEN.200700044.
Trisal, Chaman, Tabassum, Tanveera, & Kumar, Ritesh.
Water quality of the river yamuna in the Delhi stretch: Key determinants and management issues.
Germany.
https://doi.org/10.1002/CLEN.200700044
Trisal, Chaman, Tabassum, Tanveera, and Kumar, Ritesh.
2008.
"Water quality of the river yamuna in the Delhi stretch: Key determinants and management issues."
Germany.
https://doi.org/10.1002/CLEN.200700044.
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abstractNote = {The assessment of water quality of the River Yamuna in the Delhi stretch was carried out by determining changes in the concentration levels of 19 physico-chemical parameters. It was observed that vegetation plays an important role in acting as a biological sink for mineral nutrients, thereby restoring the water quality. It is proposed that restoration of the inundation pattern of floodplains would greatly help in re-aeration of the overlying water and re-absorption of pollutants through mud/water exchanges. (Abstract Copyright [2008], Wiley Periodicals, Inc.)}
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