Hydrological and Hydrobiological Study in the Syiah-rud River
The study was conducted in Syiah-rud River. The fishes were belonged to five families: Cyprinidae, Atherinidae, Gobiidae, Mugilidae and Cobitidae. The aquatic plants was composed of three groups: marginal, submerged and floating. Among the submerged aquatic plants, potamogetons was the most dominant family and had a large distribution in station IV. 37 genera were also identified from four Algae phylum. There were twelve families in benthos population, which had more abundance in station II. In study of water quality, 15 physical and chemical factors were measured. The highest amount of phosphat was 3.12 mg/1 which was seen in stations III and IV. Also the highest amount of NH4+ and N were seen in station III, probably due to existing sewage factories in this region.
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dig-aquadocs-1834-125082021-05-19T06:46:30Z Hydrological and Hydrobiological Study in the Syiah-rud River Roshan Tabari, M. Cyprinidae Atherinidae Gobiidae Mugilidae Cobitidae NH4+ Hydrological Benthos Aquatic Abundance Water quality Hydrobiological The study was conducted in Syiah-rud River. The fishes were belonged to five families: Cyprinidae, Atherinidae, Gobiidae, Mugilidae and Cobitidae. The aquatic plants was composed of three groups: marginal, submerged and floating. Among the submerged aquatic plants, potamogetons was the most dominant family and had a large distribution in station IV. 37 genera were also identified from four Algae phylum. There were twelve families in benthos population, which had more abundance in station II. In study of water quality, 15 physical and chemical factors were measured. The highest amount of phosphat was 3.12 mg/1 which was seen in stations III and IV. Also the highest amount of NH4+ and N were seen in station III, probably due to existing sewage factories in this region. Published 2018-04-13T17:29:56Z 2018-04-13T17:29:56Z 1997 Journal Contribution Refereed 1026-1354 http://hdl.handle.net/1834/12508 fa http://isfj.areo.ir/ pp.27-42 Iran Syiah-rud River |
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The study was conducted in Syiah-rud River. The fishes were belonged to five families: Cyprinidae, Atherinidae, Gobiidae, Mugilidae and Cobitidae. The aquatic plants was composed of three groups: marginal, submerged and floating. Among the submerged aquatic plants, potamogetons was the most dominant family and had a large distribution in station IV. 37 genera were also identified from four Algae phylum. There were twelve families in benthos population, which had more abundance in station II. In study of water quality, 15 physical and chemical factors were measured. The highest amount of phosphat was 3.12 mg/1 which was seen in stations III and IV. Also the highest amount of NH4+ and N were seen in station III, probably due to existing sewage factories in this region. |
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Hydrological and Hydrobiological Study in the Syiah-rud River |
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Hydrological and Hydrobiological Study in the Syiah-rud River |
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Hydrological and Hydrobiological Study in the Syiah-rud River |
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