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Sevi̇ndi̇k, Tuğba Ongun; Çelik, Kemal; Gönülol, Arif

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“…Glenodinium sp. has been previously reported by Sevindik et al (2011) in Çaygören Reservoir which is close to Çamköy Reservoir.…”

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confidence: 69%

“…The total number of phytoplankton taxa (39) was lower in Çamköy Reservoir compared with the other reservoirs in the same vicinity. Sevindik et al (2011) reported 192 phytoplankton taxa from Çaygören Reservoir and 174 taxa from Ikizcetepler Reservoir. The reason for this was probably the excessive B levels in Çamköy Reservoir (Davis et al 2002;Gunes et al 2006;Marín and Oron 2007;Şaşmaz and Öbek 2009).…”

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Phytoplankton Community of a Boron Mine Waste Storage Reservoir

Çelik

2021

Journal of Limnology and Freshwater Fisheries Research

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This study aimed to assess the composition, seasonality, and abundance of the phytoplankton community of a Boron (B) mine effluent storage reservoir, Çamköy Reservoir, Balıkesir, Turkey. For this purpose, phytoplankton and certain physicochemical parameters were sampled seasonally between April 2015 and January 2016. B concentrations ranged from 554 mg L -1 to 689 mg L -1 . A total of 39 taxa were identified during the study. The percent composition for each phytoplankton group was as follows: Bacillariophyta 67%, Chlorophyta 10%, Cyanobacteria 8%, Euglenophyta 8%, Mioza 5%, and Charophyta 2%. In summer 2015 no phytoplankton was detected in the samples and the excessive B concentrations (above 600 mg L -1 ) in the reservoir seem to be the reason for the lack of phytoplankton in the summer samples. The most common taxa were Navicula digitoradiata (Bacillariophyta), Surirella ovata (Bacillariophyta), and Nitzschia amphibia (Bacillariophyta). The reservoir had a low number of phytoplankton taxa and abundance compared with the natural lakes probably due to the excessive B levels. The phytoplankton community of the reservoir was composed of taxa that preferred alkaline waters.

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“…Glenodinium sp. has been previously reported by Sevindik et al (2011) in Çaygören Reservoir which is close to Çamköy Reservoir.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 69%

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confidence: 99%

Phytoplankton Community of a Boron Mine Waste Storage Reservoir

Çelik

2021

Journal of Limnology and Freshwater Fisheries Research

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“…Morover, many of these diatoms frequently reported from water bodies in Turkey are taxa well known in European and Asiatic areas because of seeing commonly there, too . To date, the taxa listed in the results of Ladik and Hazar sediment cores have not been recorded in Turkey (Gönülol et al, 1996;Aysel, 2005;Solak, Ector, Wojtal, Ács, & Morales, 2012;Solak et al, 2016;Ongun-Sevindik et al, 2011).…”

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Maraşlıoğlu¹,

Soylu²

2018

Turk. J. Fish. Aquat. Sci.

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The majority of phycological studies in Turkey focus on seasonal changes of phytoplankton and phytobenthos in lentic and lotic systems, while very few studies related to counting diatoms in sediment cores obtained as a result of paleolimnological work have been published. In this paleolimlogical study, seventeen (14+3) n e w diatom records for freshwater algal flora of Turkey were determined on sediment core samples at five different locations collected in July 2006 from Lakes Ladik (Samsun) and Hazar (Elazığ). We recorded seventeen diatom taxa belonging to Naviculales (8), Cymbellales (2), Eunotiales (2), Bacillariales (2), Fragilariales (1), Tabellariales (1) and Aulacoseirales (1) orders from Lakes Ladik (Samsun) and Hazar (Elazığ). All of the reported taxa are new records for freshwater algal flora of Turkey. General information on the morphology and taxonomy of the species are briefly described in this paper, with their illustrations.

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“…According to Aysel (2005), 2030 taxa of freshwater algae had been recorded in Turkey. Since that year, new records of freshwater algae have been continuously added (Şahin 2007Baykal et al 2009;Sevindik et al 2010Sevindik et al , 2011Özer et al 2012;Akar and Şahin 2014;Yüce and Ertan 2014). The Tigris is one of Turkey's most important rivers but its algal flora is still poorly known.…”

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Türkiye Tatlısu Algleri için Dört Yeni Kayıt

Varol¹,

Fučíková²

2015

Journal of Limnology and Freshwater Fisheries Research

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Despite the fact that planktonic algae are a critical component of freshwater ecosystems, our understanding of their diversity and species distributions is still rather poor. This study contributes new information to the knowledge of Turkish freshwater microflora. A total of 84 phytoplankton samples were collected from 7 sites in the Tigris River from February 2008 to January 2009. Four taxa representing new records for the freshwater algal flora of Turkey were identified from the river. They belong to the following phyla: 1 (Oscillatoria nitida) to Cyanoprokaryota, 2 (Micractinium bornhemiense and Lagerheimia wratislaviensis) to Chlorophyta and 1 (Audouinella chalybaea) to Rhodophyta.

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Phytoplankton Community of a Boron Mine Waste Storage Reservoir

Phytoplankton Community of a Boron Mine Waste Storage Reservoir

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