The Influence of Temperature on the Absorption Capacity of Total Phosphorus by Lemna minor L.

Neidoni, Dorian-Gabriel; Dragalina, Mihaela; Nicorescu, Valeria; Banciu, Alina Roxana; Stoica, Cătălina; Niță-Lazăr, Mihai

doi:10.37358/rc.20.1.7815

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“…[14], or more efficient treatment of wastewater. Wastewater treatment can be achieved through a combination of non-invasive conventional and biological techniques (phytoremediation with aquatic plants) and their return to the public water supply system [15,16]. Due to the wide distribution, the large number of species, the ease of preservation and the sensitivity to environmental changes, diatoms are effective as environmental indicators [17].…”

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Diatoms. A viable tool for quantifying surface water pollution

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Nicorescu²,

Negrea³

et al. 2023

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The current work focused on the water quality of the Bega and Timis rivers measured by two methods. One of them is the method by which the water was analyzed from a physical-chemical point of view, and the other aimed at quantifying the degree of water pollution by biological methods. In this sense, diatoms were used. In the study, samples of water and diatoms were taken using specific techniques from the Bega and Timis rivers, starting from near the area of their formation until near the border with Serbia. Four sampling points were chosen on the Timis River plus one sampling point on the Surgani River, which is a tributary of the Timis, and six sampling points on the Bega River. The points were chosen specifically, being located downstream of the major sources of pollution. In order to locate the points, information was collected from the studies carried out as part of an extensive monitoring that spanned several years. The abundance and diversity of diatom species were used to calculate the Biological Diatom Index (BDI) and the Saprobity Index (SI). These two indices provide valuable information about organic or heavy metal pollution of water bodies.

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