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Assessment of the effect that sodium lignosulfonate, the main component of wastewaters of pulp and paper industry, has on the state of natural and laboratory cladoceran populations

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The state of natural and laboratory cladoceran populations under the effect of sodium lignosulfonate (the main component of waste waters of the Kondopoga pulp and paper mill (PPM) polluting the Onego Lake) was analyzed. An increase in the body length and fertility of Cladocera under the effect of sodium lignosulfonate was observed in long-term toxicological experiments. A hypothesis on the effect that this component has on the increased rise in Daphnia cristata Sars abundance, which changes the dynamics of its population, is proposed.

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Original Russian Text © M.T. Syarki, N.M. Kalinkina, 2010, published in Biologiya Vnutrennikh Vod, No. 4, 2010, pp. 80–86.

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Syarki, M.T., Kalinkina, N.M. Assessment of the effect that sodium lignosulfonate, the main component of wastewaters of pulp and paper industry, has on the state of natural and laboratory cladoceran populations. Inland Water Biol 3, 369–374 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995082910040115

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