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Laboratory bioassays evaluated two sediment sorbents (Sedimite® and Cowboy® biochar) mixed with South River sediments to measure effects on mercury bioaccumulation and detrital processing by the amphipod Hyalella azteca. Results through 95 days show Sedimite® more consistently reduced amphipod mercury than biochar but also reduced feeding rates, likely from fine particles covering leaf material. Final 6-month data pending.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Technical Documents
Tags: bioaccumulation, biochar, Dooms Crossing, Hyalella azteca, mercury, North Oak Lane, sediment amendment, Sedimite, south-river, VIMS
Publication Date : 1905-07-05
Type : Technical Report
Review Notes : Date reported as 'Fall 2013' in the document; no exact day/month provided. Classification as a technical report is based on laboratory methods, data figures, and analysis in the PDF.

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