The Effect of Tropical Storm Agnes as Reflected in Chlorophyll A and Heterotrophic Potential of the Lower Chesapeake Bay

A hydrographic station (Station Y) at the mouth of the York River (37°14.6\u27N, 76°23.4\u27W) was under biological surveillance for one year prior to the arrival of Tropical Storm Agnes. For one full year following this storm, these measurements were continued. In addition, the chlorophyll a and heterotrophic potential measurements were incorporated into an ongoing zooplankton sampling program of the lower Chesapeake Bay below 37°40\u27N latitude.https://scholarworks.wm.edu/vimsbooks/1071/thumbnail.jp

Summary of data from productivity experiments in the York River, Virginia : June 1960 - June 1961

Also part of series: Virginia Fisheries Laboratory special scientific report ; no. 22

Summary of data from productivity experiments in the York River, Virginia : June 1960 - June 1961

Also part of series: Virginia Fisheries Laboratory special scientific report ; no. 22

Solar radiation, Gloucester Point, Virginia : [1960-1963]

Also part of series: Virginia Fisheries Laboratory special scientific report ; no. 17