Dynamics of quantitative changes of mycoflora in two lakes differing in trophicity (Poland). 2
1994
Kornillowicz, T. (Academy of Agriculture, Lublin (Poland). Dept. of Agricultural Microbiology)
It was demonstrated that waters of the mesotrophic lake undergoing accelerated eutrophication had a higher number of yeast fungi in comparison with the waters of a eutrophic lake. The greatest concentration of yeast occurred in the littoral zone supplied with soil organic matter as well as in the waters of metha- and hypolimnion distinguished by a high phytoplankton activity. Filamentous fungi concentrated most numerously in the coastal and surface waters of both lakes. However, they did not show any distinct relationship with the trophicity of the reservoir. The maximum numbers of yeasts and geophylic moulds was mainly in spring whereas minimum numbers occurred in early summer
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