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Limnological Review, Volume 11, Issue 4

December 2011 - 4 articles

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Articles (4)

  • Article
  • Open Access
6 Citations
568 Views
8 Pages

Relationship between Areal Hypolimnetic Oxygen Depletion Rate and the Trophic State of Five Lakes in Northern Poland

  • Dariusz Borowiak,
  • Kamil Nowiński,
  • Jacek Barańczuk,
  • Włodzimierz Marszelewski,
  • Rajmund Skowron and
  • Adam Solarczyk

7 February 2012

The oxygen content in a lake is a fundamental factor in lake ecology. In stratified lakes, deep waters are isolated from the atmosphere for several months during the summer; therefore, oxygen (substantially consumed by biological and chemical process...

  • Article
  • Open Access
392 Views
8 Pages

7 February 2012

The study area covers a compact, decentric hydrographic system called the Kashubian hydrographic system, which includes the drainage basins of the Słupia, Łupawa, Łeba, Reda, Wda, Wierzyca and Radunia. The Kashubian hydrographic system can be present...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
481 Views
12 Pages

7 February 2012

Multitemporal aerial photography and topographic maps were applied to investigate shoreline and surface area changes induced by floating islands in three small (area < 1 ha) peatland lakes in the Tuchola Forest. The observation period covers the l...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
417 Views
7 Pages

7 February 2012

Nymphaeids are a typical component of littoral vegetation in European lakes. In different types of water bodies they create large stands. This group of macrophyte species grows not deeper than 3 metres, but depending on clarity and depth. The aim of...

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