Diatom
Online ISSN : 2186-8565
Print ISSN : 0911-9310
ISSN-L : 0911-9310
Simulation of Organic Water Pollution using Highly Prevailing Diatom Taxa (3). Diatom assemblage in which the leading taxon belongs to Navicula
Toshiharu WatanabeKazumi Asai
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1992 Volume 7 Pages 29-35

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The assemblage in which the most abundant taxon belongs to Navicula appeared in 281 sites among 1287 sampling sites in flowing and standing waters. The number of the most abundant taxon belongs to Navicula and that of sites in where such the diatom assemblage occurred in each saprobic level are the following. From these facts, it can be seen that the taxa which belong to Navicula occur so frequently as the dominating taxon in attached diatom assemblage, and in the polluted waters than the clean waters. The dominating taxa with much frequency of occurrence are the following ten taxa; Navicula atomus var. atomus, N. gregaria, N. minima var. minima, N. mutica var. mutica, N. mutica var. goeppertiana, N. mutica var. stigma, N. mutica var. ventricosa, N. pelliculosa, N. seminulum var. seminulum, N. subminuscula.
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