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Comparative study reveals distinct algal communities across polluted ponds, highlighting pollution-tolerant genera as natural bioindicators.
Present paper deals with comparative study of algal biodiversity of polluted and non –polluted water bodies. Composition of algae was different in polluted and non-polluted water bodies. It was reported that Chlamydomona, Euglena, Oscillatoria, Chlorella, Navicula, Nitzschia etc. are dominant at polluted pond than non-polluted pond. These algal species are pollution tolerant algae
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