Bacteriological water analysis of river Cerava

Lokoska, L.

Bacteriological water analysis of river Cerava

2003

Lokoska, L. (Hidrobioloski zavod, Ohrid (The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia))

During 2001, water from river Cerava and from the littoral where the river flow into lake Ohrid, were examined. Bacteriological analysis included ecological and sanitary aspekt of water state. Heterotrophic, proteolytic, amylolytic and phosphomineralizing bacteria, most probable number of total coliforms (MPN) and presence of Escherichia coli and Clostridium perfringens were determined. The results of investigations shows organic and faecal pollution and permanent negative anthropogenic effects.

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AGROVOC Keywords

bacteria calidad del agua cours d'eau cursos de agua environmental impact flora microbiana flore microbienne impact sur l'environnement impacto ambiental microbial flora pollution de l'eau polución del agua qualité de l'eau rivers water pollution water quality

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Jugoslovensko drustvo za zastitu voda

Pagination

p. 305-308

Other Subjects

Ex-république yougoslave macédoine; Former yugoslav republic macedonia; Ex-república yugoslava macedonia

Language

Serbian

Note

Summaries (En, Sr)

4 graphs; 8 ref.

ISBN

86-904241-0-5

Translated Title

Bakterioloska analiza vode reke Cerave

Type

Summary; Conference

Source

Conference proceedings [from] the [32nd] annual conference of the Yugoslav Water Pollution Control Society "Water 2003", Djukic, A. (Ed.).- Beograd (Serbia and Montenegro): Jugoslovensko drustvo za zastitu voda, 2003.- ISBN 86-904241-0-5. 522 p.

Conference

32. godisnja konferencija o aktuelnim problemima koriscenja i zastite voda Voda 2003, Zlatibor (Serbia and Montenegro), 3-6 Jun 2003

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