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45, 48 Increased macroalgal growth and competitive displacement of corals in response to increasing nutrients from human activities has been documented in enrichment studies in the Caribbean Sea and the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

However, we observed declining skeletal extension in forereef S. siderea, suggesting that increased nutrients from the watershed of Guatemala and Honduras have not positively influenced skeletal extension for this species.

This would suggest that both increased visibility to pollinators and increased nutrients from the burn may have contributed to this relatively high fruit set.

On the other hand, nutrient flux during soil slaking was improved, increasing nutrient release from soil to water.

Moreover, evidence from studies of germ-free (GF) mice indicates that the gut microbiota may promote obesity by increasing nutrient absorption from the gut and reducing peripheral fatty acid oxidation [8], [9].

Among the 423 upregulated genes, six NAC transcription factors were identified (See Additional file 16), one of these (Os07g0566500) is a close homolog of wheat NAM-B1, which was isolated as a QTL gene accelerating senescence and increasing nutrient remobilization from leaves to developing grains [ 53].

Dr Kruczynski thinks that increased nutrients arriving from local sewage discharges from the thousands of cesspits along the Florida Keys are part of the problem.Such claims and counterclaims make the impact of the restoration plan difficult to predict.

Increased N bioavailability was reported after the application of composted manure to alfalfa and the increased nutrients availability from soil was associated with the improvement of soil properties (Malhi 2012).

Mycorrhizal fungi provide plants with an additional mechanism to explore the soil and capture nutrients from enriched regions, increasing nutrient uptake potential [ 7, 8].

Except for ammonia, there was a general trend of increasing nutrient content with increasing distance from the GRL dam (Figure 2).

There are also phytoplankton increases in coastal zones where fertiliser run-off from agricultural land is increasing nutrient supplies.