Species Diversity of Aquatic Microphytes in Karmaveer Kannamwar (Dina Project) Reservoir Regadi, Chamorshi Tehsil, Gadchiroli (MS)

By : M.P. Meshram , R.V. Tijare , Zode Ravindra

Page No: 71-76

Abstract :
Aquatic microphytes play important role for the functioning aquatic ecosystems. in aquatic ecosystem as a primary producers and have a unique ability to fix inorganic carbon to build up organic substances through primary production. Assessment of aquatic macrophytes diversity from Karmaveer Kannamwar (Dina Project) reservoir Regadi of Chamorshi tehsil district Gadchiroli Maharashtra state, India. A total of 30 species were detected belonging to 6 families and 30 order. Chlorophyceae is the dominant family which contributes 14 species. It is necessary to assessment of biodiversity of aquatic microphytes for conservation and sustainable utilization of aquatic ecosystem.

Authors :
M. P. Meshram : Department of Zoology, C. J. Patel College, Tirora
R. V. Tijare : Department of Zoology, Institute OF Science, Nagpur
Zode Ravindra : Department of Botany, C. J. Patel College, Tirora

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32381/JPSR.2020.36.1-2.9