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Limnological Review, Volume 12, Issue 2

2012 June - 6 articles

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26 January 2013

The goal of this paper is to assess the impact of reservoirs on the water quality of watercourses in the urbanized catchment. To realize this goal Oruński Stream catchment was characterized with particular emphasis on retention reservoirs located wit...

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26 January 2013

Macrophytes are a group of aquatic organisms affected by constant changes. One of the main factors influencing the rate and direction of these changes is the way of basin management. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of changes in the...

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26 January 2013

A total of 44 taxa were observed in monthly sampled phytoplankton of the Shibpukur pool in Burdwan, West Bengal between March 2010 and February 2011. The most abundant taxa belong to Charophyta, followed by cyanobacteria, diatoms and euglenoids. Bio-...

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26 January 2013

The research was carried out in three Łęczna-Włodawa lake-catchment systems, during the hydrological years 2007–2009. The observed lakes varied in terms of basin morphometry and catchment features. The hydrological functioning of the lakes resulted f...

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26 January 2013

Basins without outlets, often with a small water body at the bottom, are a characteristic element of a postglacial landscape. Areas nourishing those small landforms belong to the passive part of catchments of hydrographic systems and determine the re...

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Evaluation of Trophic Level of the Largest Dimictic Lakes of Western Pomerania Based on the Carlson Criteria

  • Jacek Kubiak,
  • Sylwia Machula,
  • Katarzyna Stepanowska and
  • Marcin Biernaczyk

26 January 2013

Between the years 1970–2010, using the Carlson model criteria, the rate of eutrophication and trophic level of the largest dimictic lakes of Western Pomerania were studied. It was found that during the testing period, Lake Ińsko Duże was a mesotrophi...

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