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Algae of Lake Teletskoye Ecotones

  • PHYTOPLANKTON, PHYTOBENTHOS, PHYTOPERIPHYTON
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The results of a study (1991–2007) of microalgae communities from a rocky substrate (phytoepilithon) in the littoral zone of Lake Teletskoye found at a depth of up to 1.5 m are presented. The features of the spatial and temporal organization of microalgae communities coexisting in rocky-substrate–water, land–water, and tributary–lake ecotones are presented. It is shown that microalgae of ecotones are adapted to the intensity and instability of the abiotic factors.

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This work was carried out as part of a program of fundamental studies of state academies of sciences on the projects “Study of Hydrological, Hydrochemical, and Hydrobiological Processes in Rivers, Lakes, and Reservoirs Taking into Account the Interaction with Catchment Basins” (Priority Direction 4.2.5. State of Water Resources and Forecast of Water Availability of the Country (1996–1998)); “Analysis and Modeling of Hydrological, Hydrochemical, and Hydrobiological Processes in the Basins of Rivers and Inland Water Bodies of Siberia (priority direction 5.2.5. Water Resources (1999–2001)); “To Study Hydrological, Hydrochemical, and Hydrobiological Processes in the Basins of Siberian Rivers, Lakes, and Reservoirs; Their Impact on the State of the Water Resources in the Region in Modern Conditions” (Priority Direction 5.2.5. Water Resources (2002–2004)); Project 24.2.2 “Comprehensive Studies of Reservoirs, Large Lakes, and Lake Provinces of Siberia” as part of Program 24.2 “Processes of Formation of the Hydrosphere, Water Resources, and Limnic Systems of Siberia.”

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Vinokurova, G.V. Algae of Lake Teletskoye Ecotones. Inland Water Biol 16, 219–228 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995082923020220

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