2024 Vol. 30 No. 2 PP 334-336
https://doi.org/10.33451/florafauna.v30i2pp334-336
Water Chemistry of a lacustrine environment : The Sugaon lake of East Champaran District of Bihar, India
Kumari Priyanka, Susama Kumari
1, Neha Raj
2, Gaytri Gupta
3 and
*Safal Kumar Mishra
1 *ICAR-Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research,
LUCKNOW (UP) INDIA 226 001
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P.G.Department of Zoology,
B.R.A. Bihar University,
MUZAFFARPUR-842001 (BIHAR), INDIA
1Department of Zoology,
R.N. College, HAZIPUR- 844101 (BIHAR), INDIA
2Department of Zoology,
P.K.University, SHIVPURI-473665 (M.P.), INDIA
3NARKATIAGANJ-845455 (BIHAR), INDIA
*Corresponding Author
E-mail : dr.safalmishra@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
Water of a lacustrine ecosystem is the most important element of all forms of life. It plays a vital role in
determination of the structure and composition of the biotic community on the watery planet earth. Water Chemistry and visual
observations revealed that the condition of Sugaon Lake has been deteriorating under anthropogenic pressures, and if proper
conservation measures are not taken, this lacustrine ecosystem is likely to further deteriorate
KEY WORDS : Bihar India, Lake, Sugaon, Water Chemistry..