Authors : S. K. Waware, R. R. Kamdi, D. B. Khamankar, P. R. Patel
Page Nos : 181-187
Description :
Living and non-living component of any lake so far as proper balance of water yield product is concerned some aquatic plant and animals play an important role in any inland water ecosystem. To analyze the quality of water various planktons were found to study regarding their population present in these two water bodies. In any stagnant water body such as dam, pond, wetland and lakes there is qualitative and quantitative research work is needed for normal growth and development of fishes present in the same water bodies. In this current finding of two water bodies research work has been mainly concerned with the compares of planktons present to study relation with the production of food for fishes during the said study period of both the lakes. In this current finding mainly, observations are study on the climatic changes affects the plankton population in relation with the yield of fishes in both the water bodies. Research work done during period of Feb.2017 to March.2019 two years in which various planktons and fishes were collected and
identified from these two water bodies. Maisdodaka lake and Wai lake have great number of green algae as well as various other faunal diversity found during this current research work of said study period of time. In this study various diverse groups of plants and animals recorded such as zooplankton and phytoplankton during these study period of time
in Yavatmal District of Maisdodaka lake and Wai lake respectively. The recorded groups of zooplankton belonged to Protozoa, Rotifera, Cladocera, Copepoda and Ostracoda respectively. So far as the comparative study of both lakes is concerned research work is mainly stress on the production of fishes’ relation with plankton present in these water bodies according to the changing environmental conditions. Maisdodaka lake and Wai lake provide self-employed for local fisherman and people residing nearby these two water bodies get water for irrigation and various delicious fishes which is a very cheap source of nutrition.
