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lake bottom

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Noun1.lake bottomlake bottom - the bottom of a lake
lake bed
bed, bottom - a depression forming the ground under a body of water; "he searched for treasure on the ocean bed"
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Walter and her colleagues observed that most of the methane arose from the lake bottom within 15 meters of shore.
On the rise: Siberian lakes: major sources of methane by Perkins, S. / Science News
Although the floating cages were removed seven years before, the impressions of the pens are still evident in the lake bottom sediment--even through melting spring ice--as caused by fish feces and uneaten fish food.
Commissioner critical of sprawling cities: in light of projections of ... by Ross, Ian / Northern Ontario Business
SmartWood assessors evaluate the negative and positive effects of an operation on the environment: what types of fluids and chemicals are used in the machine (in case there is a hose break), whether the operation creates a disturbance at the lake bottom, whether sediment is being disturbed, whether there is shoreline erosion where the logs are being removed, and whether the waterway is improving or worsening because of the operation.
Underwater logging: submarine rediscovers lost wood by Tenenbaum, David J. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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