Chironomidae Larvae - Volume 2 - Biology and Ecology of the Chironomini

Name: Chironomidae Larvae - Volume 2 - Biology and Ecology of the Chironomini
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Autor	Henk K.M. Moller Pillot
Sprache	Englisch
ISBN	9789050113038
Verlag	KNNV Uitgeverij
Seiten	288
Größe	25 x 17 cm
Format	Gebunden
Bilder	Schwarz-weiß Zeichnungen
Erscheinungsjahr	2009

An invaluable tool for aquatic ecologists and water quality management. Covers the most important tribes Chironomini and Pseudochironomini and presents a wealth of information for professionals for scientific and practical purpose.

The Chironomini larvae are the well-known red bloodworms. They are the most important group of the Chironomidae family in stagnant water and can be very numerous, especially in polluted water. Many species are detritus feeders and play a part in the decomposition of organic material. Most species live in a tube of small particles, attached to the substrate.

The author has brought together a wealth of information on the biology and ecology of this group geared especially to water quality assessment. This collected knowledge is required in the interpretation of macro-invertebrate samples. An introduction gives background information on the influence of environmental factors on chironomid larvae.

A unique focus on this ecologically important group, useful for professionals and especially important for its potential use in water quality management.

Volume 1: Chironomidae Larvae - General ecology and Tanypodinae
Volume 2: Chironomidae Larvae - Biology and ecology of the Chironomini
Volume 3: Chironomidae Larvae - Biology and Ecology of the Aquatic Orthocladiinae

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