Eutrophication of water bodies leading to killing of fishes is mainly due to non-availability of:
Option: 1
light
Option: 2
essential minerals
Option: 3
oxygen
Option: 4
food
Answers (1)
Eutrophication refers to the excessive growth of algae, plants, and animals in water bodies as a result of the enrichment of nutrients, especially nitrogen and phosphate.
In water, oxygen replenishment decreases dramatically.
Non-availability of oxygenleads to the death of aquatic organisms.