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Chlorophylls and their Degradation in Nature
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)
Lakes (Förchensee,
Brunnensee,
Klostersee,
Langbürgenersee,
Thalersee, Bansee)
–
–
0.2–53.4
–
–
–
–
Striebel et al. (2008)
Lake Krankesjön
(Sweden)
–
–
10–60 (0–2 m)
–
–
–
–
Blindow et al. (2006)
Lake Börringesjön
(Sweden)
–
–
60–145 (0–2 m) –
–
–
–
Blindow et al. (2006)
Lake La Caldera
(Southern Spain)
–
1.2–12.4
0.14–2.85
–
–
42
–
Carrillo et al. (2002)
Lake Cisó (Spain)
–
–
<850
–
850; SCM or DCM?
(1.0–1.5 m)
–
–
Pedros-Alio et al.
(1987)
Lake Arcas (Spain)
–
–
<298
–
298; SCM or DCM?
(8-9 m)
–
–
Camacho (1997)
Lake El Tobar (Spain) –
–
< 90
–
90; SCM or DCM?
(11–12 m)
–
–
Miracle et al. (1993);
Camacho (2006)
Lake La Cruz (Spain)
–
–
<25
–
25; SCM or DCM?
(10–12 m)
–
–
Rojo and Miracle
(1987), Dasí and
Miracle (1991)
Lake La Parra (Spain) –
–
<15
–
15; SCM or DCM?
(9 m)
–
–
Camacho et al.
(2003)
Lake Lagunillo del
Tejo (Spain)
–
–
<15
–
15; SCM or DCM?
(4–11 m)
–
–
Vicente and Miracle
(1984)
Lakes (26 lakes in
Austria, Italy
and Spain)
–
–
0.3–7.97
–
–
–
–
Laurion et al. (2002)
Amazon flood plain
lakes
(shallow lakes,
1–3 m)
–
–
8.2–89.2
–
–
–
–
de Moraes Novo
et al. (2006)
(continued)
Table 1 (continued)