Diatoms of Europe: Diatoms of the European Inland Waters and Comparable habitats

Serieyssol, Karen K.

doi:10.1080/0269249x.2012.690210

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“…Individuals that could not be identified were given working names. Standard literature was used for identification (Krammer, 2000(Krammer, , 2002Krammer & Lange-Bertalot, 1991a, b, 1997aLange-Bertalot, 2001;Lange-Bertalot et al, 2017).…”

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Sedimentary, littoral and planktic diatoms show different diversity patterns and assembly mechanisms in mountain lakes of the northern European Alps

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This study analysed diversity patterns of sedimentary, littoral and planktic diatoms in 43 mountain lakes in the northern European Alps and identified processes that contribute to these patterns. Linear regression models showed a significant increase of sedimentary α-diversity with lake area and conductivity and a negative trend with increasing elevation, whilst the littoral diatom α-diversity increased significantly with conductivity and lake water temperature. Planktic diatom α-diversity significantly decreased with lake area and depth. August water temperature, total phosphorus, conductivity and lake depth explained a significant part of the variation and were significantly correlated with pairwise β-diversities in the data sets, but spatial and shared effects of space and environment were more important for planktic and littoral diatoms. A null model approach based on assemblages’ dissimilarities revealed that the structure of littoral and planktic assemblages was predominantly stochastic. In contrast, sedimentary diatoms were formed by both deterministic and stochastic processes. Abundant and widespread species contributed a large part to the assemblage β-diversity. The results point to a stronger role of niche assembly in sedimentary than for littoral and planktic diatoms. Dispersal limitation, in turn, is likely to contribute to the spatial patterns and stochastic assembly processes observed for littoral and planktic diatoms.

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Sedimentary, littoral and planktic diatoms show different diversity patterns and assembly mechanisms in mountain lakes of the northern European Alps

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“…Observation of the preparations was done with an optical microscope. Species determination was done using the keys for determination by the following authors: [22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31].…”

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Assessment of Physico-Chemical, Microbiological Parameters and Diatom Algae of Badovc Lake, Kosovo

Kashtanjeva¹,

Vehapi²,

Kurteshi³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Through this research, we have carried out monthly water quality monitoring in Lake Badovci using microbiological, physico-chemical and diatomic indicators of algae, in order to provide credible data regarding the quality of water in Lake Badovci. The monitoring took place between December 2020 and May 2021. Three sample sites were selected: at the entrance, in the center and in the catchment area. Total coliforms, fecal coliforms, fecal streptococci, aerobic mesophyllic bacteria, and actinomycetes were all analyzed microbiologically. Dissolved oxygen, oxygen saturation, water temperature, pH value, electrical conductivity, total dissolved solids, total suspended solids, turbidity, chemical oxygen demand, biochemical oxygen demand, total nitrates organic carbon, total hardness, total hardness of calcium and magnesium, chlorides, fluorides, M-alkalinity, bicarbonates and heavy metals such as Fe, Pb, Mn, Cu and Cd. The highest levels of physicochemical and microbiological indices were found in January and lasted until February at the first sample location. This is due to the torrential rains that have resulted in increased inflows from the rivers that flow into this lake. According to diatomic indices (Descry, Rott SI, IDG, IPS, IBD, and CEE), water has an excellent ecological status and is oligo-mesotrophic, except for some indices that showed a moderate ecological status and mesotrophic level. The activities of monitoring, planning, and management of the waters in this lake, which is used for drinking water supply, washing, and fishing, have to be done regularly.

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“…3). The ecology of the diatom species was determined using several diatom atlases, research papers and books (Cleve-Euler, 1953;Carter and Bailey-Watts, 1981;Hartley et al, 1986;Krammer et al, 1997aKrammer et al, , 1997bKrammer et al, , 2000aKrammer et al, , 2000bKrammer et al, , 2004Krammer, 2000Krammer, , 2002Potatova and Hamilton, 2007;Lange-Bertalot 1979Lange-Bertalot et al, 2011Ector, 2013a, 2013b;Beauger et al, 2015;Levkov et al, 2016;Li et al, 2018).…”

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Diatom DNA metabarcoding to assess the effect of natural radioactivity in mineral springs on ASV of benthic diatom communities

Baker

Beauger

Kolovi

et al. 2023

Science of The Total Environment

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Diatoms of Europe: Diatoms of the European Inland Waters and Comparable habitats

Cited by 41 publications

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Sedimentary, littoral and planktic diatoms show different diversity patterns and assembly mechanisms in mountain lakes of the northern European Alps

Sedimentary, littoral and planktic diatoms show different diversity patterns and assembly mechanisms in mountain lakes of the northern European Alps

Assessment of Physico-Chemical, Microbiological Parameters and Diatom Algae of Badovc Lake, Kosovo

Diatom DNA metabarcoding to assess the effect of natural radioactivity in mineral springs on ASV of benthic diatom communities

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