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Pigmente phototropher Bakterien in Seesedimenten und ihre Bedeutung für die Seenforschung

Mit Ergebnissen aus dem Lago Cadagno, Rotsee und Lobsigensee

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Sediments of shallow lakes contain besides plankton pigments as well pigments of purple non-sulfur and purple sulfur bacteria. A thin-layer chromatographic method was developed for the separation of the most important pigments of purple bacteria beside plankton pigments. The new method was examined in three different lakes for a stratigraphic analysis of bacteria pigments beside plankton pigments and the results were discussed subsequently.

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Züllig, H., Rheineck, S. Pigmente phototropher Bakterien in Seesedimenten und ihre Bedeutung für die Seenforschung. Schweiz. Z. Hydrol 47, 87–126 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02551937

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