Diatom assemblages colonizing floating photovoltaic floaters are distinct from those in benthic and pelagic compartments of gravel pit lakes | Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems

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Fig. 2

Main genera of diatoms found in the benthic, pelagic, and FPV habitats observed using light microscopy (Tab. 2). 1. Cocconeis Ehrenberg; 2. Pantocsekiella K.T. Kiss & Ács; 3a & b. Encyonopsis Krammer; 4. Asterionella Hassall; 5. Fragilaria Lyngbye; 6. Pseudostaurosira Williams & Round. Colony in girdle view; 7a & b. Pseudostaurosira Williams et Round. Girdle view; 8a & b. Achnanthidium Kützing, raphe valve and rapheless valve; 9. Gomphonema Ehrenberg. All photos were from FPV installations in the studied lakes.

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