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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Nhlabane Estuary"”.

  1. Macrobenthic community and ecotoxicological status of the Nhlabane Estuary

    The Nhlabane Estuary is a small temporary open/closed estuary along the Northern KwaZulu-Natal coastline, 40 km north of Richards Bay. Historically, the Nhlabane Estuary formed the tidally influenced lower reaches of the Nhlabane coastal lake system, but in 1978, its connection with the coastal …

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  2. Assessing the microbial community structure’s diversity associated with nutrients concentration in the natural wetland systems

    … Lake Icubhu, which is a fresh water wetland, and Nhlabane mouth Estuary. The physicochemical properties such as temperature, potential hydrogen (pH), chemical oxygen demand (COD), total suspended solids (TSS) and nutrients were analyzed in water samples. The InoLab_IDS multi 9310 was used for the …

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  3. Production, Characterisation and Application of Bioflocculants from Pure Bacterial Strains and their Consortia Isolated from Sodwana Bay in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa

    … spectrophotometrically in water from the Nhlabane estuary, effluents from the Umhlathuzi and a local coal mine wastewater treatment plants. Bioflocculant production by all the three pure bacterial species and two bacterial consortia was obtained when the inoculum sizes were 2% (v/v) or …

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