The Indicative Role of Diatoms and Their Diversity in Response to Lake Environmental Factors

Lakes play a crucial role in plateau ecosystems, yet they face multiple challenges such as declining water quality, heavy metal pollution, and ecological degradation. Lakes and their aquatic species composition not only document regional environmental changes but also regulate local climate. As key primary producers in lakes, phytoplankton exhibit community assembly patterns that serve as

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  DOI 10.12677/aep.2025.153041
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