Aspects of the chemical variability of some Tasmanian inland waters
RT Buckney
Australian Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research
27(3) 351 - 358
Published: 1976
Abstract
Variability of total concentration and of ionic concentrations (measured as the standard deviations) is proportional to a power of the mean concentrations in 25 Tasmanian waters. Stoichiometric variability is low in saline waters and can be high in fresh waters. Climate is recognized as being of primary importance in affecting variability, although morphometric characters exert an influence. Geological conditions are an important factor in determining stoichiometric variability.
https://doi.org/10.1071/MF9760351
© CSIRO 1976