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A comparison between diatom assemblages in two groups of carbonate, low-altitude springs with different levels of anthropogenic disturbances
2010
Fottea
Since several decades diatoms are increasingly used for the assessment of the trophic status of different freshwater ecosystems. However, spring habitats have been only marginally considered concerning this topic. The purpose of this research was to compare the diatom assemblages of two groups of carbonate, low-altitude springs, affected by different levels of anthropogenic disturbances. Between 2005 and 2008, diatoms were sampled in 57 low-altitude, carbonate springs, keeping separate the main
doi:10.5507/fot.2010.006
fatcat:unxggu4zrffgbcztvkcruqxuly