Definitions

1. noun

A condition of excessive nutrients in a body of water, often causing excessive growth of algae and depleting oxygen levels.

“The eutrophy in the lake led to a massive algae bloom and a significant decrease in water quality.”

2. noun

A state or condition of being excessively fertile or productive, especially in a biological or ecological context.

“The soil’s eutrophy made it ideal for planting a wide variety of crops.”