Kosiba, J. Krztoń, W. Wilk-Woźniak, E.
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Microbial Ecology
The increasing proliferation of cyanobacterial blooms prolongs the impact of cyanobacteria on aquatic fauna, potentially altering trophic relationships. We hypothesized that any effect of dissolved microcystins (toxins produced by cyanobacteria) on plankton assemblages would be more evident in artificial reservoirs and ponds than in natural ones. T...
Stephan, Ligia Roma
In this study, the importance of local characteristics and predation by fish in the zooplankton community structure was evaluated. The objectives and results were separated in two distinct chapters: Chapter 1. Its objective is to evaluate the influence of flood pulses on the functional and taxonomic structure of microcrustacean communities in oxbow...
Stephan, Ligia Roma
In this study, the importance of local characteristics and predation by fish in the zooplankton community structure was evaluated. The objectives and results were separated in two distinct chapters: Chapter 1. Its objective is to evaluate the influence of flood pulses on the functional and taxonomic structure of microcrustacean communities in oxbow...
Stephan, Ligia Roma
In this study, the importance of local characteristics and predation by fish in the zooplankton community structure was evaluated. The objectives and results were separated in two distinct chapters: Chapter 1. Its objective is to evaluate the influence of flood pulses on the functional and taxonomic structure of microcrustacean communities in oxbow...
Kosiba, J. Wilk-Woźniak, E. Krztoń, W. Strzesak, M. Pociecha, A. Walusiak, E. Pudaś, K. Szarek-Gwiazda, E.
Published in
Microbial Ecology
The aim of this study was to determine the relationships in the microbial trophic network underpinning them about communities of plankton ciliates in shallow oxbow lakes of the Vistula River in southern Poland (Jeziorzany 1, Jeziorzany 2, Piekary, Tyniec). The plankton components (phytoplankton, ciliates, zooplankton) were grouped by dietary prefer...
Rechulicz, Jacek Płaska, Wojciech Nawrot, Dorota
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Aquatic Ecology
Amur sleeper (Perccottus glenii) is currently one of the most invasive fish species in Europe. This inspired our research to identify potential channels of emigration in two rivers, the Vistula and the Wieprz. Amur sleeper occurrence, abundance, population size structure and impact on indicators of diversity were examined in oxbow lakes of both riv...
Miranda, L. E. Andrews, C. S. Kröger, R.
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Aquatic Sciences
We explored the strength of connectedness among hierarchical system components associated with oxbow lakes in the alluvial valley of the Lower Mississippi River. Specifically, we examined the degree of canonical correlation between land use (agriculture and forests), lake morphometry (depth and size), nutrients (total nitrogen and total phosphorus)...
Granado, D. C. Henry, R.
Changes to the structure of the phytoplankton community and to the physical and chemical variables of the water were investigated in oxbow lakes with different levels of connection to a tropical river and subject to annual hydrological pulse variations. The selected lentic environments are located at the mouth region of the main tributary in a rese...
Granado, D. C. Henry, R.
Changes to the structure of the phytoplankton community and to the physical and chemical variables of the water were investigated in oxbow lakes with different levels of connection to a tropical river and subject to annual hydrological pulse variations. The selected lentic environments are located at the mouth region of the main tributary in a rese...
Granado, D. C. Henry, R.
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Hydrobiologia
Changes to the structure of the phytoplankton community and to the physical and chemical variables of the water were investigated in oxbow lakes with different levels of connection to a tropical river and subject to annual hydrological pulse variations. The selected lentic environments are located at the mouth region of the main tributary in a rese...