2017
DOI: 10.1007/s10811-017-1336-7
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A standard method for the routine sampling of terrestrial diatom communities for soil quality assessment

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“…1). Next, at least one fixed sampling point per cell was chosen considering the differences in geology, soil and land use features, and previous diatom research in the area (Antonelli et al, 2017;Barragán, Wetzel & Ector, 2018). At each sampling campaign, a description of the site was made in order to keep track of the environmental changes in between the sampling periods.…”
Section: Sample Collection Preparation and Diatom Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…1). Next, at least one fixed sampling point per cell was chosen considering the differences in geology, soil and land use features, and previous diatom research in the area (Antonelli et al, 2017;Barragán, Wetzel & Ector, 2018). At each sampling campaign, a description of the site was made in order to keep track of the environmental changes in between the sampling periods.…”
Section: Sample Collection Preparation and Diatom Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, one sample per site was taken for diatom analysis. According to Barragán, Wetzel & Ector (2018), this should be sufficient to have a diatom community representative for a homogeneous area of at least 75 m 2 . We used metal rings (diameter: 5.6 cm) to collect small soil cores.…”
Section: Sample Collection Preparation and Diatom Identificationmentioning
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