2009
DOI: 10.1590/s2236-89062009000100006
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Influência da variação do nível hidrométrico na comunidade fitoplanctônica do Rio Paranapanema e de uma lagoa marginal na zona de desembocadura na Represa de Jurumirim (SP)

Abstract: -(Infl uence of hydrometric level variation on the phytoplanktonic community of the Paranapanema River and a marginal lake in its mouth zone into the Jurumirim Reservoir, São Paulo). The aim of this study was to show the effects of hydrometric level variation on phytoplankton structure of the Paranapanema River and a marginal lake in its mouth zone into Jurumirim Reservoir (SP). The samplings were collected in two stations in each environment from July 2004 to July 2005. The highest species richness and divers… Show more

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“…Except in Cavalos Lake, whose taxa richness was higher, the number of algae species in the other lentic environments was similar in the hydrologic period without disconnection from the river (Figure 4). In the three lacustrine environments, only one alga species (Cryptomonas brasiliensis) was constant, while in the Paranapanema River, this species and Closteriopsis acicularis were present in all the samples (Granado et al 2009). Closteriopsis acicularis and Cryptomonas brasiliensis were dominant algae species in the Paranapanema River in April 2004 and in the other sampling periods.…”
Section: Situationmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Except in Cavalos Lake, whose taxa richness was higher, the number of algae species in the other lentic environments was similar in the hydrologic period without disconnection from the river (Figure 4). In the three lacustrine environments, only one alga species (Cryptomonas brasiliensis) was constant, while in the Paranapanema River, this species and Closteriopsis acicularis were present in all the samples (Granado et al 2009). Closteriopsis acicularis and Cryptomonas brasiliensis were dominant algae species in the Paranapanema River in April 2004 and in the other sampling periods.…”
Section: Situationmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Dos 38 táxons identifi cados, 19 táxons apresentaram frequência de corrência entre 30-55% entre os pesqueiros estudados, os quais, por sua vez, são provenientes de diferentes bacias hidrográfi cas (Rossini 2010). Resultados que indicam que as espécies de Chlorophyceae são amplamente distribuídas em diferentes sistemas aquáticos brasileiros, desde reservatórios a lagos rasos e urbanos, eutrófi cos a oligotrófi cos, foram registrados em Sant'Anna et al (1989, 1997, Beyruth et al (1998), Bicudo et al (1999), Calijuri (1999, Henry & Nogueira (1999), Nogueira (1999), Beyruth (2000, Huszar et al (2000), Carvalho (2003), Tucci et al (2004Tucci et al ( , 2006, Ferragut et al (2005), Gentil (2007), Gentil et al (2008), Nogueira et al (2008), Rodrigues (2008), Granado et al (2009), e Rosini (2010.…”
Section: Eutetramorus Walton 1918unclassified
“…Exemplos desta porcentagem foram registrados por Sant' Anna et al (1989Anna et al ( , 1997Anna et al ( , 2006, Beyruth et al (1998), Bicudo et al (1999), Beyruth (2000), Huszar et al (2000), Carvalho (2003), Tucci et al (2004Tucci et al ( , 2006, Ferragut et al (2005), Gentil et al (2008), Nogueira et al (2008), Rodrigues (2008), Granado et al (2009), em sistemas aquáticos com diferentes condições ambientais e graus de trofi a, indicando que, de maneira geral, as Chlorophyceae estão amplamente distribuídas nas águas continentais brasileiras.…”
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“…In this disturbed environment, phytoplankton may remain in a successional stage, dominated by small and fast-growing species such as cryptophyceans and diatoms, some of them resuspended from the bottom (Henry et al, 2006;Granado et al, 2009). Detritus and sediment resuspended by the daily circulation, in addition to the small amounts contributed by the river, decrease light penetration, benefiting some planktonic groups such as cryptophyceans (Henry et al, 2006).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%