2008
DOI: 10.2478/v10104-009-0022-z
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Flood sediment deposition and phosphorus retention in a lowland river floodplain: impact on water quality of a reservoir, Sulejów, Poland

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“…This is because they are situated in landscape depressions, into which the whole range of catchment anthropogenic modifications and impacts are transferred and accumulated (Altinakar et al, 2006;Zalewski, 2006;Magnuszewki et al, 2007), e.g. sediments and nutrients (Kiedrzyńska et al, 2008a;Kiedrzyńska et al, 2008b), dioxins (Urbaniak et al, 2009;Urbaniak et al, in press), microbial contamination (Gągała et al, 2009). These dramatically progressing disturbances are sometimes negatively amplified by degradation of the hydrological cycle and the loss of integrity between fluvial ecosystems and floodplains, which can result in the increased eutrophication (Tarczyńska et al, 2001;Izydorczyk et al, 2008) and the reduction of biodiversity and ecosystem services for societies (Zalewski 2008;Zalewski and Kiedrzyńska, 2010).…”
Section: Wetlands As Key Ecosystems Improving the Water Qualitymentioning
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“…This is because they are situated in landscape depressions, into which the whole range of catchment anthropogenic modifications and impacts are transferred and accumulated (Altinakar et al, 2006;Zalewski, 2006;Magnuszewki et al, 2007), e.g. sediments and nutrients (Kiedrzyńska et al, 2008a;Kiedrzyńska et al, 2008b), dioxins (Urbaniak et al, 2009;Urbaniak et al, in press), microbial contamination (Gągała et al, 2009). These dramatically progressing disturbances are sometimes negatively amplified by degradation of the hydrological cycle and the loss of integrity between fluvial ecosystems and floodplains, which can result in the increased eutrophication (Tarczyńska et al, 2001;Izydorczyk et al, 2008) and the reduction of biodiversity and ecosystem services for societies (Zalewski 2008;Zalewski and Kiedrzyńska, 2010).…”
Section: Wetlands As Key Ecosystems Improving the Water Qualitymentioning
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“…Water quality improvement by the use of wetlands has been broadly discussed (Bastian and Hammer, 1993;Raisin and Mitchell, 1995;Nairn and Mitsch, 2000;Trepel and Kluge, 2002;Mitsch et al, 2005;Mitsch and Gosselink, 2007;Mitsch et al, 2009), especially the importance of natural floodplains for river self-purification and freshwater quality protection (Bayley, 1995;Loeb and Lamers, 2003;Zalewski 2006;Kiedrzyńska et al 2008a;Kiedrzyńska et al 2008b). An example can be the area of 24 km 2 of wetlands that collected the water from the Zala River catchment, and which has been reconstructed within the confines of a multidisciplinary research programme on the protection of the Lake Balaton (Hungary).…”
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“…The ecohydrological research in central Poland on the Pilica River floodplain assessed the possibilities of enhancing this process, both through sedimentation (Altinakar et al 2006;Magnuszewski et al 2007;Kiedrzyńska et al 2008a) and assimilation in the vegetation biomass (Kiedrzyńska et al 2008b;Skłodowski et al 2014). The research, based on DTM and hydraulic models, demonstrated that sedimentation of flood sediments in the floodplain essentially reduces their transport to the local lowland reservoir.…”
Section: Floodplains For Water Quality Improvementmentioning
confidence: 99%