Extended Data Table 1 Seasonal rates and long-term trends of colour, N and P across oxygen regimes

From: Climate-driven deoxygenation of northern lakes

Bottom water

DO (mg L−1)

Long-term trends [f = year−1]

Daily rates [f = day−1]

Mean

SD

n

Mean

SD

n

Colour (mg Pt L−1 f)

> 8

0.251

0.553

134

−0.019

0.060

296

5–8

0.379

0.669

142

0.034

0.164

89

2–5

0.491

1.043

104

0.096

0.220

119

0.5–2

0.494

1.607

60

0.272

0.370

77

≤ 0.5

1.046

3.055

98

0.592

0.710

231

All

0.746

1.504

587

0.166

0.398

2028

TN (µM f)

> 8

−0.003

0.005

139

0.000

0.001

325

5–8

−0.003

0.007

148

0.001

0.004

128

2–5

−0.005

0.012

118

0.001

0.002

206

0.5–2

−0.010

0.024

78

0.002

0.006

131

≤ 0.5

−0.020

0.090

141

0.006

0.019

355

All

−0.002

0.032

691

0.004

0.012

2638

TP (µM f)

> 8

−0.063

0.248

133

−0.011

0.049

302

5–8

0.010

0.239

145

0.034

0.146

119

2–5

0.022

0.284

109

0.027

0.097

192

0.5–2

0.110

0.655

72

0.053

0.130

122

≤ 0.5

0.012

2.222

122

0.213

0.341

333

All

−0.008

1.333

631

0.043

0.184

2491

NH4 (µM f)

> 8

−0.008

0.027

76

0.000

0.008

265

5–8

−0.014

0.047

87

0.003

0.038

106

2–5

−0.020

0.093

68

0.008

0.058

212

0.5–2

0.031

0.175

43

0.063

0.124

147

≤ 0.5

−0.052

1.672

73

0.184

0.279

343

All

0.001

0.568

363

0.058

0.141

2240

Surface water

Colour (mg Pt L−1 f)

All

0.333

0.732

648

   

TN (µM f)

All

−0.003

0.010

708

   

TP (µM f)

All

−0.057

0.626

696

   

NH4 (µM f)

All

−0.013

0.048

449

   
  1. Statistical summary of long-term trends and ice-free season daily rates of water colour, TN, TP and NH4 concentrations under distinct oxygen conditions. Bottom waters are defined as water depths below 0.7 × zmax and surface waters are defined as water depths above 1 m or 0.5 × zmax, whichever is smaller. The Table lists mean trends and rates, standard deviations and the sample size (number of lakes for long-term trends, number of lake-years for daily rates). The same results are shown in Fig. 6.