700
K. M. G. Mostofa et al.
Sampling
pH
Water
temperature
(°C)
Chl a
Hypolimnion
Chl a
and depth in
SCM and DCM
DOC
Epilimnion
(μM C)
Hypolimnion Reference
Epilimnion
(μg L
−1 )
(μg L
−1 ; m)
Lake Baiyangdian
(China)
–
–
0.0–66.93
–
–
–
–
Wang et al. (2012)
Lake Biwa: (Japan)
–
–
0.5–12.3
(0–20 m)
0.1–3.9
(40–80 m)
9.4–12.3; SCM
(2.5–10 m)
81.5–135.1 75.6–96.9
Mostofa et al.
(unpublished
data)
Lake Kizaki (Japan)
7.68–9.55
8.40–21.49
15.3–82.1 (2 m) –
–
–
–
Yoshioka (1997)
Lakes (Japan)
–
–
0.2–189
–
–
–
–
Aizaki et al. (1981)
Lake Baikal (Russia)
–
0-17.9 (s)
0.5–5.8
–
<5.8; SCM
(~10 m)
–
–
Satoh et al. (2006) a
,
Yuma et al.
(2006)
Lake Baikal (Southern
Basin) during late
winter
–
0.40–0.84
(average)
0.67–2.0
(0–25 m)
–
–
–
–
Straškrábová et al.
(2005)
Lake Victoria (Africa) –
–
~15–110
–
–
–
–
Silsbe et al. (2006) a
Lake Victoria (Africa) –
–
4.7–78.5
–
–
–
–
Guildford and Hecky
(2000)
Lake Tanganyika
(Africa)
–
23–37 (surface
layer)
0.1–4.5
–
–
–
–
Yuma et al. (2006)
Lake Malawi (Africa) –
–
0.03–18.7
–
–
–
–
Guildford and Hecky
(2000)
Lakes (16 shallow
Danish lakes)
–
–
33–276
–
–
–
–
Windolf et al. (1996)
Lakes (Lake Ånnsjön,
Erken and Balaton,
Sweden)
7.3–8.4
6–11.3
1.2–10 (1 m)
–
–
–
–
Kahlert (2002)
Lakes (Stechlin,
Kleiner Väter,
Großer Väter,
Tiefwaren &
Feldberger Haus)
–
–
0.7–175.9
–
–
–
–
Kasprzak et al.
(2008)
Table 1 (continued)
(continued)