Use of lime slurry for deacidification of running water

Abrahamsen, H.; Matzow, D.

doi:10.1080/03680770.1983.11897604

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“…There have been several attempts to mitigate the effects of acidification using a variety of neutralization techniques (Grahn & Hultberg, 1975;Abrahamsen & Matzow, 1984) but there is little information on the physiological responses of fish to acid mitigation (Rosseland et al, 1986). To our knowledge there has been n o investigation of the endocrine changes associated with neutralization.…”

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Endocrine responses of brown trout, Salmo trutta L., to acid, aluminium and lime dosing in a Welsh hill stream

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Brown

1989

Journal of Fish Biology

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Brown trout caged in an acidic, softwater, Welsh hill stream running through close-canopy conifer forest and in an adjacent, circumneutral, moorland stream were studied after a natural rainfall event and after experimental acid and aluminium dosing of the forest stream. Endocrine (cortisol and thyroxine) and metabolic (glucose) stress responses occurred in fish held in the forest stream. Liming downstream of the acid zones mitigated these responses.

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