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The University of Benin Counselling Centre in collaboration with BusinessDay Newspaper, Glory Educational Services and Poise...

Staff and students of the University of Benin are invited to the 10th Anniversary of UNIBEN PRAYS with the theme –...

Poise Graduate Finishing School in collaboration with the students’ Guidance and Counseling Centre is organizing a...

Many stakeholders, including Alhaji Kamaldeen Oladeji, Lagos Zonal Coordinator, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board...

We would like to inform all  concerned that earlier scheduled event, due to take place at  Akin Deko , Main...

Limnology

SOME ASPECTS OF THE PHYSICO CHEMICAL LIMNOLOGY OF ONAH LAKE, DELTA STATE, NIGERIA

Faculty: 
Agriculture

 

Some aspects of the physico-chemical condition of Onah Lake, was studied for two years.  Water samples were collected monthly at 0.1m depth and analyzed in the laboratory.  Water transparency, air and water temperatures, were measured in situ.  Rainfall data were obtained from the Federal Meteorological Service Unit located in close proximity to the lake.  Temporal and spatial variation in physico-chemical parameters seemed related, in complex ways, to rainfall regimen of the lake basin. 

Seasonal trend in the chemical limnology of Ikpoba, lake southern Nigeria

Faculty: 
Life Sciences

Data collected in the Ikpoba reservoir showed that most of the factors considered followed a seasonal pattern and could be assigned to three categories:   (a) Wet season maximum as a consequence of increased precipitation with concomitant increase in surface run-off input, (conductivity, phosphate, pH, alkalinity, total iron, sulphate nitrate, phosphate, silicate; (b) Dry season maximum arising from low precipitation coupled with surface run-off reduction, as well the evaporation of the reservoir water (chloride, sodium, calcium, potassium and dissolved oxygen); (

Limnological studies of some springs in Southern Nigeria

Faculty: 
Life Sciences

Samples were collected during the dry (February), dry-wet (May), wet (July) wet-dry (October) periods in Osu, Wagbafeleme, Urumena, Ifege  and Makeke springs. Water samples were collected directly into clean  plastic containers while algal samples were collected from water column as well as substrate such as leaves, sticks and stones. The physical and chemical characteristics of the water revealed that they were slightly acidic to circumneutral (5.6 – 7.5) and low (5.2µ Scm-1) to high (502µ S cm-1) in ionic composition.

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