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Probably the best-studied stream on earth.
The result of unmatched long-term data taken by the Max-Planck outstation in Schlitz from the nearby Breitenbach stream since 1949, the special focus in this handbook and ready reference is on animal and microorganism occurrence and variation, as well as chemical and physical parameters.
An invaluable data basis for modeling purposes for anyone dealing with stream ecology.


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“Particularly, the long-term data going back for more than 50 years are unique and are valuable resource for everyone in the world dealing with stream ecology.” (Acta Botanica Hungarica, 1 October 2012)



Table of Contents
Introduction
The Breitenbach and its Catchment
Environmental Characteristics
Detrital Energy Sources
Primary Producers
Bacteria and Fungi
The Fauna of the Breitenbach
Ecosystem Breitenbach
Summary

Central European Stream Ecosystems: The Long Term

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      Publisher Blackwell Verlag GmbH
      Published 16 November 2011
      ISBN-13 9783527329526
      978-3527329526
      ISBN-10 3527329528
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      Limnology (inland waters) Ecological science, the Biosphere

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Probably the best-studied stream on earth.
      The result of unmatched long-term data taken by the Max-Planck outstation in Schlitz from the nearby Breitenbach stream since 1949, the special focus in this handbook and ready reference is on animal and microorganism occurrence and variation, as well as chemical and physical parameters.
      An invaluable data basis for modeling purposes for anyone dealing with stream ecology.


      Trade Review

      “Particularly, the long-term data going back for more than 50 years are unique and are valuable resource for everyone in the world dealing with stream ecology.” (Acta Botanica Hungarica, 1 October 2012)



      Table of Contents
      Introduction
      The Breitenbach and its Catchment
      Environmental Characteristics
      Detrital Energy Sources
      Primary Producers
      Bacteria and Fungi
      The Fauna of the Breitenbach
      Ecosystem Breitenbach
      Summary

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