2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1519-69842007000400013
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Sampler collection gadget for epilithic diatoms

Abstract: This work present a new gadget for sampling epilithic diatoms from both lentic and lotic enviroments. The sampler consists of a polystyrene cylinder, left to float on the surface of the water, to which stone substrates are attached. This epilithic diatom sampler (EDS) can be used to detect spatial and temporal richness and density variation in the study of the diatom community, as well as in water quality monitoring.Keywords: sampler collection gadget, epilithic diatoms. Dispositivo de amostragem para o estudo… Show more

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“…Simultaneous to the collection of water samples, the epilithic diatoms were sampled from rock substrates (basaltic cobbles) previously suspended below the sub-surface of the river (depth of 20 cm), using polystyrene floats as supports, installed at six sampling stations along the river (Salomoni et al, 2006(Salomoni et al, , 2007. The supports and substrates were placed near the river banks, avoiding shaded spots.…”
Section: Sampling Of Epilithic Diatomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Simultaneous to the collection of water samples, the epilithic diatoms were sampled from rock substrates (basaltic cobbles) previously suspended below the sub-surface of the river (depth of 20 cm), using polystyrene floats as supports, installed at six sampling stations along the river (Salomoni et al, 2006(Salomoni et al, , 2007. The supports and substrates were placed near the river banks, avoiding shaded spots.…”
Section: Sampling Of Epilithic Diatomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diatoms were sampled quarterly at six stations along the river (Figure 1) using Epilithic Diatom Samplers (Salomoni et al, 2007a), from September 2000 to August 2002. The exposure time of rocks in the river was about four weeks, according to the procedures recommended by Lobo & Buselato-Toniolli (1985).…”
Section: Sampling and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ecological studies on producer communities associated with artificial substrates in lotic environments are common in the literature (Biggs, 1988;Clifford et al, 1992;Fernandes and Esteves, 2003;Lobo et al, 2004;Barbee, 2005;Salomoni et al, 2007;Canani et al, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%