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Small-scale patchiness in the chemistry and microbiology of sediments in Lake Geneva, Switzerland

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Small-scale patchiness in the chemistry and microbiology of sediments in Lake Geneva, Switzerland

Auteurs : H. Brandl [Suisse] ; K. W. Hanselmann [Suisse] ; R. Bachofen [Suisse] ; J. Piccard

Source :

JGM. Journal of general microbiology

RBID : Pascal:94-0075280

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Milieu dulçaquicole, Sédiment lacustre, Analyse chimique, Exploration microbiologique, Eutrophisation, Analyse quantitative, Biotransformation, Eau interstitielle, Lac Genève.
Wicri :
- topic : Eutrophisation, Analyse quantitative.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Biotransformation, Chemical analysis, Eutrophication, Freshwater environment, Interstitial water, Lake sediments, Microbiological investigation, Quantitative analysis.

Abstract

Lake Geneva is a large, holomictic, eutrophic lake with a maximum depth of about 300 m. The sediments in the central basin have a pillow-like appearance. The soft elevations containing the major portion of the recently sedimented detritus are separated by trenches of 5 to 15 cm depth in which the top sediment layers seem to be missing. Bottom-dwelling fishes (Lota lota) prefer the trenches as their habitat and might partly be responsible for the turbation of the trench sediment layers. Thus, within distances of 10 to 30 cm two sediment types can clearly be distinguished. They differ with respect to morphology and chemical stratification

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Small-scale patchiness in the chemistry and microbiology of sediments in Lake Geneva, Switzerland

Small-scale patchiness in the chemistry and microbiology of sediments in Lake Geneva, Switzerland

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