ArticleBiologia2018
Influence of short periods of increased water temperature on species composition and photosynthetic activity in the Baltic periphyton communities.
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Abstract
Periphyton plays a vital ecological role in shallow, well-lit ecosystems which are vulnerable to rapidly changing environmental conditions, including raising temperature due to global warming. Nevertheless, little is known on the effect of increased temperatures on the taxonomic structure and functioning of periphytic communities. In this study, the influence of short-term temperature increase on the species composition and photosynthetic activity of the Baltic periphytic communities was investigated. The collected communities were exposed to increased temperature of 23 °C (ca. 4 °C above the summer average) for 72 h. After this time, species composition of the communities was studied under light microscope and their photosynthetic performance was evaluated using PAM fluorometry. Results showed that the biomass of cyanobacteria slightly increased. There were significant changes in the abundance of diatom species, among which
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