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Modelling periphyton in irrigation canals
Ecological Modelling, 2010Periphyton developments in water distribution canals induce major disturbances for system management, such as clogging problems when fixed algae are detached. Periphyton models can be used to simulate and improve canal management. The purpose of this paper is to review the periphyton models which integrate a hydrodynamic effect, and to discuss their ...
Gilles Belaud, A Dauta
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SIL Proceedings, 1922-2010, 1998
(1998). Periphyton as bioeliminator. SIL Proceedings, 1922-2010: Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 1777-1780.
Alena Sládečková, Dragica Matulová
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(1998). Periphyton as bioeliminator. SIL Proceedings, 1922-2010: Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 1777-1780.
Alena Sládečková, Dragica Matulová
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1997
Most studies of Amazonian algae concentrate on phytoplankton. Taxonomy and aspects of community structure are discussed by Gronblad (1945); Forster (1969, 1974); Martins (1980); Scott et al. (1965); Uherkovich (1981); Uherkovich and Schmidt (1974); Uherkovich and Rai (1979); Thomasson (1971), and many others.
Putz, R., Junk, W.
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Most studies of Amazonian algae concentrate on phytoplankton. Taxonomy and aspects of community structure are discussed by Gronblad (1945); Forster (1969, 1974); Martins (1980); Scott et al. (1965); Uherkovich (1981); Uherkovich and Schmidt (1974); Uherkovich and Rai (1979); Thomasson (1971), and many others.
Putz, R., Junk, W.
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Phyco-Periphyton in an Oligotrophic Lake
Transactions of the American Microscopical Society, 1965Much limnological literature over the last century has been concerned with problems of primary productivity. In lentic waters large enough in size to promote a harvestable standing crop of fish, there exists numerous biocoenoses which have not been sufficiently considered.
J W, Foerster, H E, Schlichting
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Periphyton and aquatic production: an introduction.
2005AbstractPeriphyton community comprises bacteria, fungi, protozoa, phytoplankton, zooplankton, benthic organisms, organic detritus and a range of other invertebrates and their larvae. This introductory paper discusses the contribution of periphyton to aquatic productivity and the status of world aquaculture in terms of culture systems, production and ...
Azim, M.E. +3 more
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2020
Abstract Periphyton, the assemblage of attached aquatic plant and animal organisms on submerged substrates, has the same functions of oxygen and feed production as phytoplankton, but may be more stable and can be utilized more efficiently by fish.
Md. Abdul Wahab +2 more
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Abstract Periphyton, the assemblage of attached aquatic plant and animal organisms on submerged substrates, has the same functions of oxygen and feed production as phytoplankton, but may be more stable and can be utilized more efficiently by fish.
Md. Abdul Wahab +2 more
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Factors Affecting Sampling Variability of Freshwater Periphyton and the Power of Periphyton Studies
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 1992Estimates of periphyton abundance, biomass (as biovolume, chlorophyll, dry mass, or ash-free dry mass), and production were reanalyzed to examine the effect of the mean value, sampler size, type of substratum, and habitat on the variance of these estimates.
Antoine Morin, Antonella Cattaneo
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Periphyton in a Stabilization System
Acta hydrochimica et hydrobiologica, 1990AbstractPeriphyton consisting of decomposers, producers and consumers proved to be an excellent indicator of the water quality in the course of selfpurification of dairy wastes in a stabilization system consisting of 3 reservoirs in Dvorec near Nepomuk.
A. Sládečková, V. Sládeček
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Exploring Periphyton Unpredictability
Journal of the North American Benthological Society, 1993Periphyton is so highly variable that the community resists modelling. To explore the unpredictability of this important resource, we studied: 1) alternative variables to the traditional trophic ones, 2) the spatial scale of periphyton variability, and 3) different levels of description of the community.
Antonella Cattaneo +2 more
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Size Distribution in Periphyton
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, 1987When periphytic organisms growing on artificial plants were grouped in logarithmically increasing size classes, patterns in the distribution of biomass were consistent over the season and under different grazing regimes, despite taxonornical changes in the dominant taxa of algae and invertebrates.
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