Transplantation of Microbenthic Algal Assemblages to Assess Structural and Functional Recovery After Diuron Exposure
Abstract The potential of microbenthic algal assemblages to recover after diuron exposure was investigated. Microbenthic algal assemblages (periphyton) were grown on glass slides in correspondence to a diuron-polluted and a diuron-free sampling site of a river. After 5 weeks of colonization, the imp...
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