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Contemporary Problems of Ecology

Taxonomic and Ecological and Geographical Analysis of Algae of the Tapsa River (Tapsinsky State Nature Reserve, Republic of Tyva, Russia)

  • 01-10-2025
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Y. V. Naumenko
Ch. D. Nazyn
Published in
Contemporary Problems of Ecology | Issue 5/2025

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Abstract

This study delves into the algal communities of the Tapsa River, located within the Tapsinsky State Nature Reserve in Russia. The research identifies 103 species of algae, with diatoms making up the majority, and highlights the river's healthy state with low levels of organic pollution. The study explores the ecological roles of these algae, their geographical distribution, and their sensitivity to environmental changes. Key findings include the dominance of diatoms, the prevalence of periphyton and bottom groups over phytoplankton, and the identification of nine dominant species. The research also compares the Tapsa River's algal flora with that of the Khut River, revealing significant similarities and a high degree of water purity. This comprehensive analysis provides valuable insights into the ecological health and biodiversity of mountain rivers in the region.
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Title
Taxonomic and Ecological and Geographical Analysis of Algae of the Tapsa River (Tapsinsky State Nature Reserve, Republic of Tyva, Russia)
Authors
Y. V. Naumenko
Ch. D. Nazyn
Publication date
01-10-2025
Publisher
Pleiades Publishing
Published in
Contemporary Problems of Ecology / Issue 5/2025
Print ISSN: 1995-4255
Electronic ISSN: 1995-4263
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995425525700337
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