Effect of ammonia, chlorine and chloramine toxicity on the mortality of Daphnia magna Straus.

Kaniewska Prus M.

Effect of ammonia, chlorine and chloramine toxicity on the mortality of Daphnia magna Straus.

1982

Kaniewska Prus M.

Effects of different of ammonia, chlorine and chloramines on the mortality of Daphnia magna were investigated. For comparison, two other crustacean species were used in parts of the experiments: a planktonic Simocephalus vetulus and a benthic Asellus aquaticus. The animals showed different degrees of sensitivity to the tested solutions: the highest was found for D. magna and the least for A. aquaticus.

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Polish Archives of Hydrobiology

Volume 29 ISSN 0032-3768

Pagination

v.607-624(3-4)

Language

English

Note

9 fig., 5 tab.; 40 ref. Summary (Pl).

Type

Journal Article; Summary

Source

Polish-Archives-of-Hydrobiology (Poland). (1982). v. 29(3-4) p. 607-624.

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Polish Academy of Sciences, Dziekanow Lesny (Poland). Institute of Ecology

Alexandria Univ. (Egypt). Faculty of Agriculture.

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Effect of ammonia, chlorine and chloramine toxicity on the mortality of Daphnia magna Straus.

1982

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