Research and analysis

Validation of diatoms as proxies for phytobenthos when assessing ecological status in lakes

Diatoms are often the most abundant and diverse group of algae within the phytobenthos and have been widely used for other monitoring purposes.

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Environment Agency
Published
1 August 2005

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Validation of diatoms as proxies for phytobenthos when assessing ecological status in lakes.

Ref: ISBN 1844324362, LIT 2359

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This report re-examines a dataset compiled largely from littoral samples from standing waters and compares transfer functions for total phosphorus, dissolved inorganic carbon, conductivity and calcium concentration generated from diatoms and non-diat

Published 1 August 2005