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Comparative metabolic diversity in two solar salterns
Hydrobiologia, 2001The purpose of this study was to compare the metabolic diversity of the whole microbial community in an oligotrophic saltern (Eilat, Israel) and in a saltern with a more enriched source water (Newark, California). Between 1993 and 1998 water samples were taken from selected locations within the solar salterns of the Cargill Solar Salt Plant, Newark ...
Carol D. Litchfield +3 more
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Trophic Ecology of Solar Salterns
2004Multi-pond solar salterns provide a range of environments with different salinities, from that of seawater up to sodium chloride saturation and sometimes even further. The two extremes provide one of the most common habitats in the world (seawater) and one of the most extreme habitats in the world (calcium and magnesium chloride saturated brines). This
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Pre-industrial Salterns: Introductions to Heritage Assets
2018Salterns, or 'salt works', are places where crystalline salt was extracted from salt water - either sea water, or brine from inland springs. Salt production follows a process of evaporation until crystals of sodium chloride are precipitated from sea-water or inland brine. Descriptions of the asset type as well as its development and associations, along
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The vegetation of the Ston saltern (Southern Adriatic, Croatia)
2019The saltern in the town of Ston is the oldest in Europe, dating back to the 14th century. The saltern did not change its appearance and mode of production since the foundation. The territory of the saltern (the production area of ca. 43 ha) is structurally composed of areas having various configurations in relation to the different production phases of
Jasprica, Nenad, Milović, Milenko
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