MCPLANT: A Simulation Model of Dissolved Oxygen Production by Aquatic Macrophytes

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MCPLANT: A Simulation Model of Dissolved Oxygen Production by Aquatic Macrophytes

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2000-08

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St. Anthony Falls Laboratory

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A one-dimensional water column model is constructed to simulate dissolved oxygen dynamics in a shallow lake populated with submersed macrophyte vegetation. The MCPLANT (Modeled C++ Plant Layers Approximating Natural Theory) model constitutes a macrophyte growth model concomitant with a kinetic description of processes involved in producing and consuming dissolved oxygen. Photosynthetic production of dissolved oxygen by macrophytes is considered as a principal source in the water column; respiration and decay are principal sinks of dissolved oxygen. Environmental data and lake trophic status are principal inputs to the model.

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Minnesota Supercomputer Institute

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Salomone, Matthew D.; Herb, William; Mohseni, Omid; Stefan, Heinz G.. (2000). MCPLANT: A Simulation Model of Dissolved Oxygen Production by Aquatic Macrophytes. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/113358.

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