Demonstrates water quality impacts on aquatic macrophytes in Talibor Lake, indicating significant ecological consequences.
Talibor Lake in Dhing Town, Nagaon, is experiencing progressive deterioration due to effluents, sewage and municipal waste. Physico-chemical and biological parameters were analyzed across selected sampling stations to assess pollution sources and impacts. Surveys of nearby residents highlighted adverse effects on agriculture, horticulture and drinking water. Key indicators such as BOD, DO, pH, TDS, turbidity, alkalinity, hardness and chloride revealed significant changes in water quality. The study demonstrates how pollution-driven water quality shifts directly influence the distribution and growth of aquatic macrophytes
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