For 10 points name this phenomenon caused by excessive human fertilization and emission of detergents, exemplified by the Cladaphora algal bloom of Lake Erie, in which excessive nitrogen and phosphorus in an ecosystem spur plant growth, killing fish from lack of oxygen, from the Greek for "well-nourished."
Janse and Van Puijenbroek studied this effect in drainage ditches, where it led to predominance of floating duckweeds, while this effect notably impinges on China's Lake Tai and the Gulf of Mexico where it has "destroyed fisheries." Khan and Ansari define it as the "sum of the effects of the excessive growth of phytoplanktons," pointing out that humans accelerate this natural process to the detriment of fishing and hydroelectric industries. For 10 points name this phenomenon caused by excessive human fertilization and emission of detergents, exemplified by the Cladaphora algal bloom of Lake Erie, in which excessive nitrogen and phosphorus in an ecosystem spur plant growth, killing fish from lack of oxygen, from the Greek for "well-nourished."
Janse and Van Puijenbroek studied this effect in drainage ditches, where it led to predominance of floating duckweeds, while this effect notably impinges on China's Lake Tai and the Gulf of Mexico where it has "destroyed fisheries.
{Eutrophication}