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Diatom Monographs, Volume 13: Diatom Flora in Springs of Lodz Hills (Central Poland) Biodiversity, Taxonomy, and Temporal Changes of Episammic Diatom Assemblages in Springs Affected by Human Impact.

Monograph
Series: Diatom Monographs Volume: 13
Edited By: Andrzej Witkowski
419 pages, 123 b/w plates, colour photos, colour & b/w illustrations, colour map
Diatom Monographs, Volume 13: Diatom Flora in Springs of Lodz Hills (Central Poland)
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  • Diatom Monographs, Volume 13: Diatom Flora in Springs of Lodz Hills (Central Poland) ISBN: 9783906166933 Hardback Dec 2011 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-3 weeks
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The diatom microflora of 10 springs in the Lodz Hills is described: 456 taxa were found. Most of them, 313 taxa are new, rare or interesting. The diatom assemblages in these springs are illustrated, and the documentation consists of more than 1500 micrographs (1154 LEM and 365 SEM). Among the 456 diatom taxa identified, 50 are mentioned in the Red List of the Algae in Poland. Nine diatom taxa were classified as endangered, 15 as vulnerable, 24 as rare, and only two taxa as indeterminate.

Springs are the mainstay of diatom species diversity because they are affected by changes associated with human activities more slowly than other aquatic ecosystems. The analysis of the relationship between diatom assemblages and environmental conditions was based on 10 springs in which physical and chemical samples were measured and samples were collected monthly from January 2003 to June 2005. For the ecological analyses of the diatom assemblages the following were used: indexes of diversity, k-dominance curves, Bray-Curtis coefficient, Hierachical Cluster analysis, MDS, SIMPER, BIO- ENV, PCA, and correlation analysis.

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Monograph
Series: Diatom Monographs Volume: 13
Edited By: Andrzej Witkowski
419 pages, 123 b/w plates, colour photos, colour & b/w illustrations, colour map
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