Seasonal Taxonomic Study of Attached Cyanophyceae Algae on Biological Treatment Pond Within Dura Refinery / Baghdad

A seasonal taxonomic study was conducted of Attached Cyanophyceae algae on biological treatment pond in Dura refinery at Baghdad city for three seasons (Summer, Autum 2020, Winter 2021). The current study recorded (41 species) belonging to (13 Genus) of attached Cyanophyceae algae, including three Orders: Oscillatoriales were the dominant group (4genus, 16 species), followed by Chroococcales (5 genus, 15 species), and Nostocales (4 genus, 10 species). Cyanophyceae are characterized by ability to live, grow and reproduce in a wide range of environmental changes and pollution levels especially industrial waste. Cyanophyceae can be revived in the pond as it has the ability to break down petroleum and organic compounds.

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Tikrit Journal of Pure Science
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2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.25130/tjps.v31i2.1764
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Water Quality and Pollution Assessment
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Seasonal Taxonomic Study of Attached Cyanophyceae Algae on Biological Treatment Pond Within Dura Refinery / Baghdad

Buthaina A.H. Al-Magdamy, Zainab Faleeh Moussa, Assim Hasan Flayyih Hasan Flayyih
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Water Quality and Pollution Assessment
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Seasonal Taxonomic Study of Attached Cyanophyceae Algae on Biological Treatment Pond Within Dura Refinery / Baghdad

Buthaina A.H. Al-Magdamy, Zainab Faleeh Moussa, Assim Hasan Flayyih Hasan Flayyih
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Abstract

A seasonal taxonomic study was conducted of Attached Cyanophyceae algae on biological treatment pond in Dura refinery at Baghdad city for three seasons (Summer, Autum 2020, Winter 2021). The current study recorded (41 species) belonging to (13 Genus) of attached Cyanophyceae algae, including three Orders: Oscillatoriales were the dominant group (4genus, 16 species), followed by Chroococcales (5 genus, 15 species), and Nostocales (4 genus, 10 species). Cyanophyceae are characterized by ability to live, grow and reproduce in a wide range of environmental changes and pollution levels especially industrial waste. Cyanophyceae can be revived in the pond as it has the ability to break down petroleum and organic compounds.

Tikrit Journal of Pure ScienceVol. 30(2)
University of Baghdad (IQ), Nahrain University (IQ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Water Quality and Pollution Assessment
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