Quantity of non-point sources of nitrogen and phosphorus from surface runoff to Lam Plai Mat reservoir, Nakhon Ratchasima province (Thai)

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Napat Noinumsai

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Lam Plai Mat reservoir has a catchment area of 480 Km2 and consists of 7 main streams, Lam Saikong, Lam Mafai, Sap Angthong, Huay Pong Katak, Huay Nong Plalai, Huay Koom and Lam Satein and 21 sub - streams. Typically, this reservoir can store surface runoff of about 115 Mm 3 yr -1. This research studied non-point sources of nitrogen and phosphorus and water quality in Lam Plai Mat reservoir. The water samples were collected from 11 points along 7 main streams during November 2005-October 2006. It was found that total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) of 47,338.08 Kgyr-1 and 2,306.35 Kgyr-1 were discharged into the reservoir. The N:P ratio was 20.53. The data shows that nitrogen and phosphorus influence primary production of chlorophyll A in the main streams that runoff into the reservoir at an average of 3.7131 mgl-1. The total phosphorus is the limiting factor, showed in a positive correlation with rain conditions.

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Noinumsai, N. (2017). Quantity of non-point sources of nitrogen and phosphorus from surface runoff to Lam Plai Mat reservoir, Nakhon Ratchasima province (Thai). Asia-Pacific Journal of Science and Technology, 14(6), 565–578. Retrieved from https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/APST/article/view/83482
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