Abstract
Water Quality Evaluation by Monitoring Zooplankton Distribution in Wild Ponds, Noakhali, Bangladesh
Highlights
The earthen ponds are recognized as most traditional living essentials in our society
The present study was attempted to evaluate the contribution of zooplankton as a bioindicator to wild pond water quality
This study was conducted from July 2018 to September 2018 and aimed at the analysis of the physicochemical water quality and zooplankton assemblages in these three ponds
Summary
The earthen ponds are recognized as most traditional living essentials in our society. In Noakhali, ponds and wetlands are used for aquaculture and daily household uses. Zooplankton are very sensitive to environmental changes in aquatic bodies. & Sinha 1993, Joseph et al 2011, Patra et al 2011) the Wetland Zooplankton Index (WZI) was designed to evaluate the lake water quality in North America (Lougheed & Chow-Fraser 2002). This index was suggested as a scale from bad (0) to good (5) of water quality. The present study was attempted to evaluate the contribution of zooplankton as a bioindicator to wild pond water quality
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