Which risk increases when a freshwater algal bloom depletes dissolved oxygen?

💡 Explanation

Ammonium toxicity increases because anaerobic respiration leads to build-up of ammonia through ammonification, a core part of nitrogen cycle. This leads aquatic life being affected by ammonium poisoning, therefore, causing eutrophication, rather than further reduction of nitrogen compounds.

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