Role of meadow strips for migration of dissolved organic compounds and heavy metals with groundwater

Zyczynska-Baloniak, I.; Szpakowska, Barbara; Ryszkowski, Lech; Pempkowiak, Janusz

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-1602-2_27

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“…It is evidenced by increasing contribution of sedimentary carbon available for microorganisms along with a rising percentage of humus acids in organic carbon content [3]. They provide sediments with nitrogen [6] and forming the iron-phosphorus-humus complexes, immobilize biogenic compounds [7,8].…”

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Quantity and quality of organic carbon in bottom sediments of two upland dam reservoirs in Poland

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Ligęza

Baran

et al. 2015

Environ. Protect. Eng.

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The quantity and quality of organic carbon were studied in bottom sediments of two small, shallow, polymictic dam reservoirs located in SE Poland: Zalew Zemborzycki (ZZ) and Brody Iłżeckie (BI). Total content of organic carbon (C org), and its fractions have been determined. The maps of C org spatial distribution have been compiled. Wide ranges of sedimentary C org were noted as well as differences between two reservoirs in respect of its content and spatial distribution. The C org content in the sediments showed a longitudinal zonation pattern in the ZZ and a transverse one in the BI. The composition of sedimentary C org showed the highest percentage of the insoluble fraction followed by humus acid fraction and the lowest-hemicelluloses fraction. In the humus acid fraction, fulvic acids overbalanced humic acids.

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