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<p>Physicochemical and microbiological examinations were conducted on the meromictic Lake Starodworskie located in Olsztyn. The temperature profile revealed a characteristic, small increase in temperature at a depth between 13 and 14 m, and permanent anaerobic conditions in the deeper water layers. Accumulation of dissolved mineral substances enhanced the thermal stability of the lake waters; electrolytic conductivity values in the water deeper than 15 m oscillated within the range of 533 - 568 μS cm<sup>-1</sup>.</p>
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Physicochemical and microbiological examinations were conducted on the meromictic Lake Starodworskie located in Olsztyn. The temperature profile revealed a characteristic, small increase in temperature at a depth between 13 and 14 m, and permanent anaerobic conditions in the deeper water layers. Accumulation of dissolved mineral substances enhanced the thermal stability of the lake waters; electrolytic conductivity values in the water deeper than 15 m oscillated within the range of 533 - 568 μS cm-1.

Hydrochemical properties, bacterioplankton abundance and biomass in the meromictic Lake Starodworskie in 2004

Department of Microbiology Faculty of Biology

Oceanological and Hydrobiological Studies

Physicochemical and microbiological examinations were conducted on the meromictic Lake Starodworskie located in Olsztyn. The temperature profile revealed a...

Hydrochemical properties, bacterioplankton abundance and biomass in the meromictic Lake Starodworskie in 2004

Published Online: Dec 24, 2009

Page range: 127 - 133

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10009-009-0050-4

Keywords
meromixis, electrolytic conductivity, organic carbon, bacterioplankton

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Hydrochemical properties, bacterioplankton abundance and biomass in the meromictic Lake Starodworskie in 2004

Published Online: Dec 24, 2009

Page range: 127 - 133

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/v10009-009-0050-4

Keywordsmeromixis, electrolytic conductivity, organic carbon, bacterioplankton

This content is open access.

Keywords
meromixis, electrolytic conductivity, organic carbon, bacterioplankton