15 research outputs found
Alteration of macroinvertebrate community in tropical aquatic systems in relation to sediment redox potential and overlaying water quality
Full text linkLimnological studies in two tropical Indian aquatic habitats showed
that macroinvertebrate communities have greater diversity than other
biotic communities present there. Sediment redox potential is found to
be an important factor for alteration of macroinvertebrate communities
in aquatic bodies. Anthropogenic activities have influenced the
changing of sediment redox potential values of the studied sites and
there by affected the macroinvertebrate communities
Effects of Experimental Acidification on Macroinvertebrate Drift Diversity in a Mountain Stream
No full textFish species diversity and community pattern in coral reefs of the Xisha Islands, South China Sea
No full textPolychaete community structure of the northwestern coast of Mexico: patterns of abundance and distribution
No full textAntagonistic effects of 2, 4-D), MCPA and MCPB on uptake and translocation of haloxyfop-ethoxyethyl in oat (Avena sativa L.)
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Phosphorus, Nitrogen and Chlorophyll-a Are Significant Factors Controlling Ciliate Communities in Summer in the Northern Beibu Gulf, South China Sea
No full textSpatial quality improvement of a toxic industrial effluent, based on physico-chemistry, algal community changes and algal bioassay
No full textResponse of sediment-dwelling annelida community in relation to geochemical parameters in the Gorgan Bay, Caspian Sea
No full textSpatial and temporal dynamics of phytoplankton in association with habitat parameters in a tropical reservoir, India
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