The role of endemic diatom algae in the phytoplankton of Lake Baikal

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G. I. Popovskaya
Ye. V. Likhoshway
S. I. Genkal
A. D. Firsova
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[1] Limnological Institute of the Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences,
[2] Papanin Institute of Inland Waters Biology of Russian Academy of Sciences,undefined
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Hydrobiologia | 2006年 / 568卷
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phytoplankton; diatom algae; endemic; Lake Baikal;
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An estimate of the role of endemic diatom algae of Lake Baikal, their contribution to numerical abundance and to biomass, was obtained on the basis of long-term monitoring in the pelagic zone, and in shallow water bays and near the mouths of rivers. Endemic diatoms are distributed over a major part of the lake, except for shallow-water bays. During a major part of the year, they dominate in biomass and in numerical abundance, making a major contribution to the rate of accumulation of modern sediments.
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