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Fungi and fungus-like organisms growing in selected lotic oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew River Cover

Fungi and fungus-like organisms growing in selected lotic oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew River

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|Mar 2017

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Figure 1

The study area and sampling sites at the lotic oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew River
The study area and sampling sites at the lotic oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew River

Figure 2

Significant statistical differences between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in the oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew in spring
Significant statistical differences between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in the oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew in spring

Figure 3

Significant statistical differences between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in the oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew in autumn
Significant statistical differences between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in the oxbow lakes and tributaries of the Narew in autumn

Figure 4

Statistically significant correlations between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in spring in the studied waters and the values of hydrochemical parameters: A1 – temperature, B1 – pH, C1 – carbon dioxide, D1 – magnesium, E1 – sulphates, F1 – chlorides
Statistically significant correlations between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in spring in the studied waters and the values of hydrochemical parameters: A1 – temperature, B1 – pH, C1 – carbon dioxide, D1 – magnesium, E1 – sulphates, F1 – chlorides

Figure 5

Statistically significant correlations between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in autumn in the studied waters and the values of hydrochemical parameters: A2 – pH, B2 – ammoniacal nitrogen, C2 – nitrate nitrogen, D2 – phosphates, E2 -suspended solids, F2 – calcium ions, G2 – magnesium, H2 – iron, I2 – dissolved solids
Statistically significant correlations between the number of fungi and fungus-like organisms identified in autumn in the studied waters and the values of hydrochemical parameters: A2 – pH, B2 – ammoniacal nitrogen, C2 – nitrate nitrogen, D2 – phosphates, E2 -suspended solids, F2 – calcium ions, G2 – magnesium, H2 – iron, I2 – dissolved solids

Physicochemical composition of water samples collected from the tributaries of the Narew River (I, II, III) and from the lotic oxbow lakes of the Narew River (IV, V, VI) in autumn (n=3)

SpecificationUnitIIIIIIIVVVI
Temperature°C121412181619
pH 7.607.757.657.107.227.15
O2mg dm315.6815.6615.6714.6614.6714.68
BOD57.817.219.228.228.228.22
COD9.027.009.059.0614.6314.64
CO2 13.012.210.012.012.012.0
Alkalinity in CaCOmval4.44.04.54.54.34.2
N-NH3mg dm31.4701.2201.3400.7900.2700.970
N-NO20.03360.03300.03200.02360.02720.0336
N-NO30.6500.5800.6600.2200.4600.230
P-PO40.6200.7600.7600.5600.5000.673
Sulfates 20.1538.2638.2626.3219.3320.15
Chlorides 655854545353
Total hardnessmg Ca dm372.0072.0069.84100.30107.50104.70
Total hardnessmg Mg dm33.449.038.3210.2510.1610.22
Femg dm30.900..400.951.802.302.20
Dry residue292266258278298299
Dissolved solids279247240266286286
Suspended solids131918121213

Fungi and straminipilous organisms found in water collected from the tributaries and from the lotic oxbow lakes of the Narew River in spring and autumn (a – autumn, s – spring)

Kingdom, class, order and speciesWater sites
Narew-tributaries (Nt)Narew-oxbow lakes (No)
IIIIIIIVVVI
Fungi
 Ascomycota
  Pleosporales
   1. Alternaria alternata (Fr.) Keissl.s
  Eurotiales
   2. Aspergillus fumigatus Fresen. a ss
  Saccharomycetales
   3. Geotrichum candidum Links ss
 Blastocladiomycota
  Blastocladiales
   4. Allomyces moniliformis Coker & Braxtons
   5. Blastocladiopsis parva (Whiffen) Sparrowaas, aaa, ss, a
   6. Catenaria anguillulae Sorokina aa
   7. C. verrucosa Karlings s
   8. Catenophlyctis variabilis (Karling) Karling sss
 Chytridiomycota
  Chytridiales
   9. Chytridium xylophilum Cornus
   10. Chytridium schenkii (P.A. Dang.) Scherff
  Spizellomycetales
   11. Rhizophlyctis rosea (de Bary et Woronin) A. Fisch s
  Cladochytriales
   12. Nowakowskiella elegans (Nowakowski) Schröters, aaa a
   13. Polyphagus euglenae Nowakowski ass, a
   14. Rhizophydium globosum (Braun) Rabenhorstsss s
 Zygomycota
  Zoopagales
   15. Zoophagus insidians Sammerst.a s, a ss
Stramenopila
 Oomycota
  Monoblepharidiales
   16. Monoblepharis brachyandra Lagerheims, as, as, a s, a
   17. Monoblepharis macrandra (Lagerheim) Woronins, as, as, a s, a
  Leptomitales
   18. Leptomitus lacteus C. Agardh ss
  Pythiales
   19. Pythium acanthicum Drechsler s, a a
   20. P. afertile Kanouse et Humphreyass a
   21. Globisporangium debaryanum (R. Hesse) Uzuhashi, Tojo & Kakish.a aa
   22. P. myriotylum Drechsler s, as, a
  Rhipidiales
   23. Rhipidium parhtenosporum Kanouseaaa
  Saprolegniales
   24. Achlya americana Humphreys a, s s
   25. A. ambisexualis Raper as as
   26. A. debaryana Humphreyas, a a
   27. A. colorata Pringsheim ss, ass
   28. A. flagellata Coker s, a
   29. A. radiosa Maurizio ss s
   30. Aphanomyces irregularis Scotts, as, as, aaaa
   31. Newbya oligocantha Spencer, Vick & Dick s s
   32. Saprolegnia diclina Coker s
   33. S. ferax (Gruith.) Thur.s, as, as, as, as, as, a
   34. S. glomerata (Tiessnh.) A. Lundas, aa a
   35. S. mixta de Barys ss, a a
   36. Scoliolegnia asterophora (de Bary) M.W. Dickss s
Total number14s/13a15s/13a9s/9a8s/9a11s/7a13s/10a

Physicochemical composition of water samples collected from the tributaries of the Narew River (I, II, III) and from the lotic oxbow lakes of the Narew River (IV, V, VI) in spring (n=3)

SpecificationUnitIIIIIIIVVVI
Temperature°C656788
pH 7.607.747.647.107.217.13
O2mg dm315.6915.4515.6812.5812.5913.59
BOD58.237.227.227.817.229.23
COD9.0514.6414.649.027.009.05
CO213.012.012.011.011.311.0
Alkalinity in CaCO3mval4.54.34.24.44.14.5
N-NH3mg dm30.7701.0710.9700.7700.7200.760
N-NO20.02360.02620.02360.02360.02360.0320
N-NO30.3600.4600.4600.2200.4600.230
P-PO40.5200.7600.5600.5600.4000.430
Sulfates19.1518.2618.2626.3219.3320.15
Chlorides545353655854
Total hardnessmg Ca dm3101.40109.6108.869.84109.6108.6
Total hardnessmg Mg dm310.3210.7410.743.449.038.32
Femg0.901.401.400.900..400.95
Dry residuemg dm3272295295294256256
Dissolved solids256283283281247240
Suspended solids16121213916
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/ohs-2017-0009 | Journal eISSN: 1897-3191 | Journal ISSN: 1730-413X
Language: English
Page range: 85 - 95
Submitted on: Feb 3, 2016
Accepted on: Jun 17, 2016
Published on: Mar 6, 2017
Published by: University of Gdańsk
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2017 Elżbieta Muszyńska, Bożena Kiziewicz, Anna Godlewska, Dorota Jankowska, Michał Ordak, published by University of Gdańsk
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