New Record of Mysis relicta (Malacostraca, Mysidae) in the Volga River Basin, Russia

Filonenko, Igor; Ivicheva, Ksenya; Philippov, Dmitriy

doi:10.1134/s1995082922050066

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“…Ecological analysis of lake flora was done by using the classification introduced by V.G. Papchenkov [7], it is based on association with aquatic ecological groups (Table 2). According to Table 2, the dominant position in the territory of the studied lakes is occupied by hygrophytes 30 species and hygromesophytes 26 species.…”

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Ecological analysis of higher aquatic and semi-aquatic plants of Lake Alakol

Zaparina,

Inelova,

Mengtay

et al. 2024

BIO Web Conf.

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From an ecological perspective, the study of biological diversity is a key element for maintaining the sustainability of ecosystems and for developing and implementing effective conservation and natural resource management strategies. Lake Alakol, a slightly saline, endorheic lake in Kazakhstan, is a unique natural object with rich biodiversity. According to research results, diversity indices such as Simpson (0.99), Shannon (3.48), Margalef (0.78), have similar values, which indicates a sufficient variety of macrophytes. Four ecological groups were identified, with a significant number being hygrophytes (Hg) - 30 species and hygromesophytes (HgM) - 26 species. The hydrophytic index of Lake Alakol was 0.7, which indicates the sustainability of the aquatic flora and a high proportion of true aquatic plants. Among the life forms, perennials (75 species) and annuals (16 species) predominate, which is explained by the morphological and anatomical characteristics of aquatic plants and determines their adaptation to the aquatic environment. Thus, ecological study of macrophytes of Lake Alakol can offer important data for devising successful management and conservation strategies for water basins and their surrounding environment.

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“…Ecological analysis of lake flora was done by using the classification introduced by V.G. Papchenko [7]. The proportion of hydrophytes in the flora itself or in the part of it was assessed by the flora hydrophyte index proposed by B.F. Sviridenko (formula 4) [8].…”

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confidence: 99%