Title of article
Lecane (Rotifera: Lecanidae) community in psammon habitat in Central Coast Vietnam: Diversity and relation to environmental condition
Author/Authors
Duong ، Quang Hung Danang Environmental and Biology Resources Teaching Research Team (DN-EBR) - The University of Da Nang , Phan ، Nhat-Truong Danang Environmental and Biology Resources Teaching Research Team (DN-EBR) - The University of Da Nang , Tran-Nguyen ، Quynh Anh Danang Environmental and Biology Resources Teaching Research Team (DN-EBR) - The University of Da Nang , Vo ، Minh Van Danang Environmental and Biology Resources Teaching Research Team (DN-EBR) - The University of Da Nang , Trinh-Dang ، Mau Danang Environmental and Biology Resources Teaching Research Team (DN-EBR) - The University of Da Nang
From page
217
To page
225
Abstract
Characteristics of the Lecane (Rotifera) community in psammon in Central Coast Vietnam were investigated. A total of 50 taxa were identified in samples collected at hygropsammon zones of temporary pools, contributing 4 new species to rotifers’ record of Vietnam. Psammonxenic species accounted for the largest percentage of Lecane community with 82%, followed by psammophiles (12%) and psammonbionts (6%). Influences of some environmental factors on the distribution of psammic lecanids were also observed. This group of organisms showed a slight tendency towards sand with grain sizes larger than 125 µm. Besides, other abiotic factors including pH, total phosphorus (TP) and total dissolved solids (TDS) were also found to significantly related to the distribution of some common Lecane species.
Keywords
Lecane , Ph , Psammon , Sandy coast
Journal title
International Journal of Aquatic Biology
Journal title
International Journal of Aquatic Biology
Record number
2668789
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