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    Composition, structure, and distribution of diatom assemblages in Mediterranean thermal spring ecotones affected by natural and human disturbances

    Springs are unique aquatic environments that significantly contribute to regional and global biodiversity but are also susceptible to disturbances because of their small size. Mediterranean thermal springs rem...

    Giuseppina G. Lai, Carlos E. Wetzel, Luc Ector, Antonella Lugliè in Aquatic Sciences (2023)

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    Looking back, looking forward: a review of the new literature on diatom teratological forms (2010–2020)

    Over the last years, issues concerning diatom teratological forms and environmental stress have received growing interest within the scientific community. Publications on this topic dated back to 1890 and were...

    Elisa Falasco, Luc Ector, Carlos E. Wetzel, Guido Badino, Francesca Bona in Hydrobiologia (2021)

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    Cocconeis vaiamanuensis sp. nov. (Bacillariophyceae) from Raivavae (South Pacific) and allied taxa: ultrastructural specificities and remarks about the polyphyletic genus Cocconeis Ehrenberg

    A small marine monoraphid diatom with a linear-elliptic shape and simple terminal raphe endings was present on Raivavae (South Pacific). Particularly due to its different stria structure on both valves, this t...

    Catherine Riaux-Gobin, Pablo Saenz-Agudelo, Ewa Górecka in Marine Biodiversity (2021)

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    Spatial patterns of diatom diversity and community structure in ancient Lake Ohrid

    The extraordinary diversity in long-lived lakes is largely driven by distinct eco-evolutionary processes. With their unique biota and numerous endemic taxa, these lakes are key settings for fundamental studies...

    Aleksandra Cvetkoska, Aleksandar Pavlov, Elena Jovanovska in Hydrobiologia (2018)

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    Correction to: A standard method for the routine sampling of terrestrial diatom communities for soil quality assessment

    The original version of this article unfortunately contains mistakes. The corrections are given in the following list:.

    Carlos Barragán, Carlos E. Wetzel, Luc Ector in Journal of Applied Phycology (2018)

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    A standard method for the routine sampling of terrestrial diatom communities for soil quality assessment

    Terrestrial diatom communities are dynamic, partially unknown and potential bioindicators of the soil ecological quality. Many different sampling methods for soil algae can be found in the literature. However,...

    Carlos Barragán, Carlos E. Wetzel, Luc Ector in Journal of Applied Phycology (2018)

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    Sellaphora tropicomadida sp. nov., a new freshwater diatom species (Bacillariophyta) from a tropical Brazilian reservoir

    A new periphytic freshwater diatom species belonging to the genus Sellaphora Mereschkowsky has been recorded from a reservoir in São Paulo (Southeast Brazil) and is described as S. tropicomadida Marquardt and C.E...

    Gisele C. Marquardt, Carlos E. de M. Bicudo, Luc Ector in Brazilian Journal of Botany (2017)

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    Atomic force microscopy (AFM) application to diatom study: review and perspectives

    Atomic force microscopy (AFM) allows high image resolution, based on slight differences in surface height and on imaging transparent structures, thus, is an excellent type of microscopy for imaging nano-sized ...

    Ana T. Luís, Daša Hlúbiková, Véronique Vaché in Journal of Applied Phycology (2017)

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    Quality assurance of diatom counts in Europe: towards harmonized datasets

    Investigations on organism ecology, biodiversity and biogeography often use large compiled datasets to extract information on species ecological preferences, which then can be used in environmental assessment....

    Maria Kahlert, Éva Ács, Salome F. P. Almeida, Saúl Blanco, Mirko Dreßler in Hydrobiologia (2016)

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    Diatoms as Bioindicators in Rivers

    Diatoms have been widely used to detect changes in streams and rivers water quality due to their specific sensibility to a variety of ecological conditions. Their tolerances and preferences for pH, conductivit...

    Eduardo A. Lobo, Carla Giselda Heinrich, Marilia Schuch in River Algae (2016)

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    On the geographical distribution and ecology of Pseudostaurosira cataractarum (Bacillariophyceae): new findings in the Palearctic and Neotropic ecozones

    The aim of this paper is to expand the current knowledge on the distribution, ecology and morphology of Pseudostaurosira cataractarum (Hustedt) C.E. Wetzel, E. Morales et Ector. We analysed several freshwater di...

    Lorena Grana, Eduardo A. Morales, Tomáš Bešta in Brazilian Journal of Botany (2015)

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    Development of the Trophic Water Quality Index (TWQI) for subtropical temperate Brazilian lotic systems

    This research aimed at develo** the Trophic Water Quality Index (TWQI) for subtropical temperate Brazilian lotic systems based on a review of the indicative values of diatom species obtained using multivaria...

    Eduardo A. Lobo, Marilia Schuch in Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (2015)

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    Are diatom diversity indices reliable monitoring metrics?

    A biological survey was carried out in 640 stations spread over the Loire-Bretagne National Network (France) between 1996 and 2000. Epilithic diatom inventories were obtained following standard methods. A tota...

    Saúl Blanco, Cristina Cejudo-Figueiras, Loïc Tudesque, Eloy Bécares in Hydrobiologia (2012)

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    Preface: Use of algae for monitoring rivers

    Luc Ector, Daša Hlúbiková, Lucien Hoffmann in Hydrobiologia (2012)

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    Effect of streamlining taxa lists on diatom-based indices: implications for intercalibrating ecological status

    Intercalibration of ecological status class boundaries between member states is a requirement of the European Union’s Water Framework Directive. Although a preliminary intercalibration of boundaries establishe...

    Martyn G. Kelly, Luc Ector in Hydrobiologia (2012)

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    Alpine freshwater ecosystems in a protected area: a source of diatom diversity

    The “All Taxa Biodiversity Inventories” (ATBIs) project coordinated by the European Distributed Institute of Taxonomy (EDIT) aims to achieve a baseline biodiversity assessment of flora and fauna in those regio...

    Elisa Falasco, Luc Ector, Elisabetta Ciaccio, Lucien Hoffmann in Hydrobiologia (2012)

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    Ecological assessment of Portuguese reservoirs based on littoral epilithic diatoms

    The objective of this study was to evaluate whether biological methods based on epilithic littoral diatoms are a valuable complement to other biological elements for the assessment of the ecological potential ...

    Maria Helena Novais, Saúl Blanco, Cristina Delgado, Manuela Morais in Hydrobiologia (2012)

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    Diatoms from Alto Adige/Südtirol (Northern Italy): characterization of assemblages and their application for biological quality assessment in the context of the Water Framework Directive

    The Water Framework Directive 2000/60/EC (WFD) requires the analysis of biological elements of aquatic ecosystems to assess water quality. Diatoms are the component of the periphyton most commonly used to clas...

    Maria Elena Beltrami, Francesca Ciutti, Cristina Cappelletti, Birgit Lösch in Hydrobiologia (2012)

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    Identification versus counting protocols as sources of uncertainty in diatom-based ecological status assessments

    In 2009, seventeen analysts participated in a pan-European diatom ring-test (intercalibration), analyzing nine samples from seven countries following the European standard EN 14407. The objective of this exerc...

    Maria Kahlert, Martyn Kelly, Raino-Lars Albert, Salomé F. P. Almeida in Hydrobiologia (2012)

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    Diatom teratological forms and environmental alterations: a review

    The foremost feature of a diatom is the species-specific ornamentation of the silicon cell wall, which is preserved and faithfully reproduced through the generations. If exposed to different kinds of stress du...

    Elisa Falasco, Francesca Bona, Guido Badino, Lucien Hoffmann, Luc Ector in Hydrobiologia (2009)

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