Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico

This study provides valuable information on the ultrastructure and environmental conditions of the Trachelomonas Ehr. (Euglenophyceae) genus in the Guadalupe Dam, a eutrophic reservoir located in the suburbs of Mexico City, which receives a considerable volume of wastewaters. Specimens were collecte...

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Autores principales: Solórzano, G.G., Martinez, M.G.O., Vazquez, A.L., Garfias, M.B.M., Zuniga, R.E.Q., Conforti, V.
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spelling todo:paper_02548704_v32_n4_p463_Solorzano2023-10-03T15:11:36Z Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico Solórzano, G.G. Martinez, M.G.O. Vazquez, A.L. Garfias, M.B.M. Zuniga, R.E.Q. Conforti, V. Dam Euglenoids Lorica Phytoplankton Ultrastructure anoxic conditions biological characteristics concentration (composition) environmental conditions eutrophic environment flagellate new record nitrogen organic matter pH phosphorus phytoplankton scanning electron microscopy species richness type specimen ultrastructure wastewater water temperature article classification Euglenida Mexico ultrastructure water supply Euglenida Mexico Water Supply Mexico [North America] Euglenida Lorica Trachelomonas This study provides valuable information on the ultrastructure and environmental conditions of the Trachelomonas Ehr. (Euglenophyceae) genus in the Guadalupe Dam, a eutrophic reservoir located in the suburbs of Mexico City, which receives a considerable volume of wastewaters. Specimens were collected at surface level between November 2005 and May 2006. Using LM and SEM twelve taxa from phytoplankton were identified of which, 9 are new records for Mexico. The reservoir is warm monomictic, with basic pH values (7.4-10.1), a high concentration of chlorophyll a (18-101 μg l-1), a permanent anoxic bottom, specific conductivity (K25) of 205 to 290 μS cm -1, N-NO3 0.19-1.2 mg l-1 and P-PO4 0.22-1.6 mg l-1. Water temperature was 15.6-23.0oC. Most of the Trachelomonas species were found during the dry season, when concentrations of organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus as well as the temperature were the highest. Higher species richness was also associated with the warmer months. This research contributes to increase our knowledge on Trachelomonas in Mexico and constitutes the first detailed description of lorica ultrastructure of 12 taxa that grow in a body of water with high concentration of nutrients and a moderate amount of mineral contents. © 2011 Triveni Enterprises Vikas Nagar, Lucknow, INDIA. Fil:Conforti, V. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02548704_v32_n4_p463_Solorzano
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topic Dam
Euglenoids
Lorica
Phytoplankton
Ultrastructure
anoxic conditions
biological characteristics
concentration (composition)
environmental conditions
eutrophic environment
flagellate
new record
nitrogen
organic matter
pH
phosphorus
phytoplankton
scanning electron microscopy
species richness
type specimen
ultrastructure
wastewater
water temperature
article
classification
Euglenida
Mexico
ultrastructure
water supply
Euglenida
Mexico
Water Supply
Mexico [North America]
Euglenida
Lorica
Trachelomonas
spellingShingle Dam
Euglenoids
Lorica
Phytoplankton
Ultrastructure
anoxic conditions
biological characteristics
concentration (composition)
environmental conditions
eutrophic environment
flagellate
new record
nitrogen
organic matter
pH
phosphorus
phytoplankton
scanning electron microscopy
species richness
type specimen
ultrastructure
wastewater
water temperature
article
classification
Euglenida
Mexico
ultrastructure
water supply
Euglenida
Mexico
Water Supply
Mexico [North America]
Euglenida
Lorica
Trachelomonas
Solórzano, G.G.
Martinez, M.G.O.
Vazquez, A.L.
Garfias, M.B.M.
Zuniga, R.E.Q.
Conforti, V.
Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico
topic_facet Dam
Euglenoids
Lorica
Phytoplankton
Ultrastructure
anoxic conditions
biological characteristics
concentration (composition)
environmental conditions
eutrophic environment
flagellate
new record
nitrogen
organic matter
pH
phosphorus
phytoplankton
scanning electron microscopy
species richness
type specimen
ultrastructure
wastewater
water temperature
article
classification
Euglenida
Mexico
ultrastructure
water supply
Euglenida
Mexico
Water Supply
Mexico [North America]
Euglenida
Lorica
Trachelomonas
description This study provides valuable information on the ultrastructure and environmental conditions of the Trachelomonas Ehr. (Euglenophyceae) genus in the Guadalupe Dam, a eutrophic reservoir located in the suburbs of Mexico City, which receives a considerable volume of wastewaters. Specimens were collected at surface level between November 2005 and May 2006. Using LM and SEM twelve taxa from phytoplankton were identified of which, 9 are new records for Mexico. The reservoir is warm monomictic, with basic pH values (7.4-10.1), a high concentration of chlorophyll a (18-101 μg l-1), a permanent anoxic bottom, specific conductivity (K25) of 205 to 290 μS cm -1, N-NO3 0.19-1.2 mg l-1 and P-PO4 0.22-1.6 mg l-1. Water temperature was 15.6-23.0oC. Most of the Trachelomonas species were found during the dry season, when concentrations of organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus as well as the temperature were the highest. Higher species richness was also associated with the warmer months. This research contributes to increase our knowledge on Trachelomonas in Mexico and constitutes the first detailed description of lorica ultrastructure of 12 taxa that grow in a body of water with high concentration of nutrients and a moderate amount of mineral contents. © 2011 Triveni Enterprises Vikas Nagar, Lucknow, INDIA.
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author Solórzano, G.G.
Martinez, M.G.O.
Vazquez, A.L.
Garfias, M.B.M.
Zuniga, R.E.Q.
Conforti, V.
author_facet Solórzano, G.G.
Martinez, M.G.O.
Vazquez, A.L.
Garfias, M.B.M.
Zuniga, R.E.Q.
Conforti, V.
author_sort Solórzano, G.G.
title Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico
title_short Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico
title_full Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico
title_fullStr Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico
title_full_unstemmed Trachelomonas (Euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in Central Mexico
title_sort trachelomonas (euglenophyta) from a eutrophic reservoir in central mexico
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