Report: Microphytobenthos: High Road (1977)»
Description
The benthic micro-vegetation of a large Wadden area at the
Jade (southern North Sea) has been identified in relation to the species that
Pigment distribution (chlorophyll-a and pheophytin) and the
Cell density studied. The diatoms were the most important
Group of soil algae, but some cyanophyceas also appeared
and an eugeloid occasionally in mass multiplication. With
With the help of a cluster analysis, a number of
Species combinations (only diatoms) are determined in their
Distribution was tied to certain biotopes. The latter,
due to field observations and abiotic
Properties classified. Light sand soils, dark sand soils,
Mixed soils and sandy beaches were the predominant biotopes.
The rest took up only small areas, but because of
their extreme character is particularly pronounced, habitats
dare. Judging by the chlorophyll-a concentrations,
the area produces only small to medium quantities of
plant biomass, as it is known from other strongly and moderately exposed cottons. On any
Wastewater damage did not provide any indications.
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- mikrophytobenthos-abundanz-makrofauna-kieselalgengesellschaft-artenzusammensetzung-nlwkn-biologische-untersuchung-microvegetation
- jadebusen-hoher-weg