Travaux - Association Internationale de Limnologie Théorique Et Appliquée, Volume 24, Part 5E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung., 1991 - Limnology |
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During May and June, the grazing pressure by the daphnid spring peak is great
enough to control the growth of algal biomasses (Steel 1975), thus initiating a
condition of food limitation. Regular measurement of the less than 50 jim
chlorophyll ...
During May and June, the grazing pressure by the daphnid spring peak is great
enough to control the growth of algal biomasses (Steel 1975), thus initiating a
condition of food limitation. Regular measurement of the less than 50 jim
chlorophyll ...
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The nutritive value of different algae as food for two Daphnia species Alessandra
Giani 1971), and filtered with high efficiency from natural algal communities.
Introduction The process of feeding includes selection of food, ingestion and ...
The nutritive value of different algae as food for two Daphnia species Alessandra
Giani 1971), and filtered with high efficiency from natural algal communities.
Introduction The process of feeding includes selection of food, ingestion and ...
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Cowgill (1987) and Keating (1985) showed that the presence, in the ambient
medium, of vitamin B12 (> 1 ^g - 1" ') and organic micronutrients, released from
bacteria in the algal culture, influences Daphnia reproduction. The population ...
Cowgill (1987) and Keating (1985) showed that the presence, in the ambient
medium, of vitamin B12 (> 1 ^g - 1" ') and organic micronutrients, released from
bacteria in the algal culture, influences Daphnia reproduction. The population ...
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Ecology of Aquatic Organisms 2 Algae and Macrophyta continued | 2683 |
Influence of pH and buffering capacity on the decomposition of Nymphaea | 2689 |
On the origin of macrophyte population dynamics during lake | 2700 |
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| Title | Travaux - Association Internationale de Limnologie Théorique Et Appliquée, Volume 24, Part 5 |
| Author | International Association of Theoretical and Applied Limnology |
| Publisher | E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung., 1991 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Apr 15, 2010 |
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