Macro and Micro Flora & Fauna in Upper & Lower lakes during the period January to December, 2009
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1 Macro and Micro Flora & Fauna in Upper & Lower lakes during the period January to December, 2009 Micro flora (Phytoplankton) UPPER LAKE In Upper Lake in 2009 (i.e. January to December) total 25 species of Phytoplankton belonging to different class were recorded (Table-1). Table-1: Number of species in Upper Lake during 2009 S.No Species recorded during January to December Actinastrum sp. 2. Anabaena spiroides 3. Chlorococcum sp. 4. Cosmarium sp. 5. Cyclotella sp. 6. Cymbella sp. 7. Diatoma sp. 8. Fragillaria sp 9. Lyngbya sp. 10. Melosira granulata 11. Merismopedia sp 12. Microactinastrum sp. 13. Microcystis aeruginosa 14. Navicula sp. 15. Nitzschia sp. 16. Oscillatoria sp 17. Pediastrum Duplex 18. Pediastrum simplex 19. Pinnularia sp. 20. Scenedesmus sp. 21. Sphaerocystis sp. 22. Spirulina sp 23. Synedra sp. 24. Ulothrix sp. 25. Zygnema sp
2 In Lower Lake during January to December, 2009, total 26 species were observed. The list of phytoplankton species is depicted in Table-2 Table 2: Variation in total number of Phytoplankton species in Lower Lake during the year 2009 S.No Species recorded during January to December Actinastrum sp. 2 Ankistrodesmus sp 3 Chlorococcum humicola 4 Cosmarium sp 5 Cladophora sp. 6 Closterium Sp. 7 Cyclotella meneghiana 8 Cymbella sp. 9 Fragillaria sp 10 Lyngbya sp 11 Melosira granuilata 12 Merismopedia sp 13 Microcystis aeruginosa 14 Navicula sp. 15 Nitzchia sp. 16 Pediastrum duplex 17 Pediastrum simplex 18 Pediastrum tetras 19 Pinnularia sp 20 Scenedesmus sp 21 Shizothrix sp. 22 Sphaerocystis sp. 23 Spirulina sp 24 Synedra ulna 25 Tetradron sp. 26 Zygnema sp
3 Macro-flora of Upper Lake during 2009 Macrophytes UPPER LAKE In Upper Lake during 2009 i.e. January to December, total 22 species were identified (Table 3). Table 3: List of Macrophytic Vegetation in Upper Lake during January to December 2009 Free Floating Forms: 4 sp 1. Azolla pinnata 2. Eichhornia crassipes 3. Lemna minor 4. Spirodella polyrhiza Submersed Forms: 6 sp. Rooted to the bottom 1. Hydrilla verticillata 2. Limnophylla heterophylla 3. Myriophyllum spathulatum 4. Ottelia alismoides 5. Potamogeton nodosus 6. Vallisneria spiralis Not rooted to the bottom: 1 sp. 1. Ceratophyllum demersum Marginal : 1. Ipomia aquatica 2. Ipomoea fistulosa 3. Phragmites sp 4. Polygonum glabrum 5. Typha angustata Emergent Forms: 6 sp. 1. Limnanthium cristatum 2. Ludwigia adscendens 3. Nelumbo nucifera 4. Nymphaea lotus 5. Scirpus royeli 6. Trapa bispinosa
4 During the present investigation i.e. January to December, 09 total 13 sp. were collected and identified and these belong to different categories. Number of various groups of macrophytes is shown in (Table 4). Table 4: Macrophytic Vegetation in Lower Lake during January to December Free Floating Forms: 3 Sp. 1. Eichhornia crassipes 2. Lemna minor 3. Spirodella polyrhiza. Submersed Forms: 3 sp. Rooted to the bottom 1. Potamogeton crispus 2. Vallisneria spiralis Not Rooted to the bottom 1. Ceratophyllum demersum Emergent Forms: 5 sp. 1. Ipomoea aquatica 2. Ipomoea fistulosa 3. Ludwigia adscendens 4. Nelumbo nucifera 5. Polygonum glabrum Marginal Forms: 2 sp. 1. Cyperus rotundus 2. Typha angustata
5 ANIMAL COMMUNITIES OF UPPER AND S Upper Lake During Jan to December, 2009, total 17 species were identified for upper lake (Table 5) Table 5: Total number of Zooplankton species in upper lake during Jan to December 2009 S.No Species recorded during January to December 1 Alona sp 2 Bosmina sp 3 Brachionus calyciflorus 4 Centropyxis sp. 5 Ciliates sp. 6 Cyclops sp. 7 Cypris sp 8 Daphnia sp. 9 Diaptomus sp 10 Filina sp. 11 Keratella cruzi 12 Keratella tropica 13 Lecane sp. 14 Macrothrix sp 15 Nauplius sp. 16 Stenocypris sp 17 Verticillata sp. During January to December, 2009 total 18 species were recorded in Lower Lake (Table 6). Table: 6 Total number of Zooplankton species in lower lake during January to December, 2009 S.No Species recorded during January to December 1 Bosmina sp 2 Brachionus calyciflorus 3 Carteria sp. 4 Chydorus sp 5 Ciliates sp. 6 Cyclocypris sp 7 Cyclops sp 8 Cypris sp 9 Daphnia sp 10 Euglypha sp 11 Filina longiseta 12 Keratella cruzi 13 Keratella tropica 14 Lecane sp 15 Macrothrix sp 16 Nauplius sp 17 Stenocypris sp 18 verticillata sp
6 Benthic Fauna UPPER LAKE In 2009 total 11 species were recorded in Upper Lake (Table-7). Table: 7 Total numbers of benthic species in Upper Lake during January to December Group Species recorded during January to December 3 Ablebesmiya sp. 4 Gyraulus sp 5 Hydrophilus sp 1 Limnodrilus sp 6 Lumbriculus sp 2 Lymnaea sp 7 Pristina sp 8 Tabanus sp 9 Tendipes sp 10 Tubifex sp 11 Vivipara sp During 2009 total 16 species were recorded at lower lake (Table-9). Table: 8- Total number of benthic species recorded in Lower Lake during January to December 2009 S.No Species recorded during January to December 1 Choaborus sp 2 Dero sp 3 Dineutus sp 4 Forcipomyia sp 5 Gyraulus sp 6 Limnodrilus sp 7 Lumbriculus sp 8 Lymnaea sp 9 Nias sp 10 Notonecta sp 11 Pristina sp 12 Simuliun sp 13 Tabanus sp 14 Tanypus sp 15 Tubifex sp 16 Viviparous sp
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