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From: Chlorophytes response to habitat complexity and human disturbance in the catchment of small and shallow aquatic systems

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CCA diagram of the distribution of chlorophyte dominating species and diversity (Shannon—Shannon–Wiener Diversity Index) in relation to environmental factors in field and forest ponds. Dominating taxa/Abbreviation: Ank.arc—Ankistrodesmus arcuatus; Ank.fal—Ankistrodesmus falcatus; Clo.mon—Closterium moniliferum; Clo.tum—Closterium tumidulum; Coe.ast—Coelastrum astroideum; Coe.mic—Coelastrum microporum; Cos.tri—Cosmarium trilobulatum; Des.arm—Desmodesmus armatus; Des.com—Desmodesmus communis; Des.int—Desmodesmus intermedius; Kir.spi—Kirchneriella irregularis var. spiralis; Lem.tet—Lemmermannia tetrapedia; Mon.con—Monoraphidium contortum; Mon.gri—Monoraphidium griffithii;Mon.tor—Monoraphidium tortile; Mou.sp.—Mougeotia sp.; Muc.pul—Mucidosphaerium pulchellum; Nep.wil—Nephrochlamys willeana; Ooc.lac—Oocystis lacustris; Pan.mor—Pandorina morum; Ped.dup—Pediastrum duplex; Pse.bor—Pseudopediastrum boryanum; Rap.dan—Raphidocelis danubiana; Sce.arc—Scenedesmus arcuatus var. gracilis; Sce.eco—Scenedesmus ecornis; Sce.obt—Scenedesmus obtusus; Sce.sub—Scenedesmus subspicatus; Spi.sp.—Spirogyra sp.; Sta.tet—Stauridium tetras; Tet.cau—Tetraedron caudatum; Tet.min—Tetraedron minimum; Tet.obl—Tetradesmus obliquus; Tet.lag—Tetradesmus lagerheimii; Tet.tri—Tetraedron triangulare; Wil.rec -Willea rectangularis.

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