Preface.
Copyright Acknowledgements.
1. Microbial Diversity and Freashwater Ecosystems.
2. Freshwater Environments: The Influence of Physico-Chemical Conditions on Microbial Communities.
3. Algae: The Major Microbial Biomass in Freshwater Systems.
4. Competition for Light.
5. Inorganic Nutrients: Uptake and Cycling in Freshwater Systems.
6. Bacteria: The Main Heterotrophic Microorganisms in Freshwater Systems.
7. Viruses: Major Parasites in the Freshwater Environment.
8. Fungi and Fungal-like Organisms: Aquatic Biota with a Mycelial Growth Form.
9. Grazing Activities in the Freshwater Environment: The Role of Protozoa and Invertebrates.
10. Eutrophication: The Microbial Response to High Nutrient Levels.
Glossary.
References.
Index.
David C. Sigee, University of Manchester, UK.
"The wide-ranging coverage of this book makes it useful as a reference for researchers and students and also as a possible textbook." (E-STREAMS, May 2006) "...diagrams are clear and relevant, tables are informative. The bibliography is substantial..." (Times Higher Education Supplement, 24th Feb 2006) "…a valuable addition to the literature on aquatic microbiology…an excellent textbook for all students who have an interest in this exciting field…of value to scientists who conduct research on aquatic microorganisms…" (Microbe, January 2006) "…a clear treatment of the ecological aspects surrounding the study of freshwater microbial systems…" (Journal of Natural Products, October 2005) "Sigee...has combined the multiple biological disciplines...to give a well-rounded understanding of freshwater microbiology." (CHOICE, September 2005) "At long last we have a book that treats 'freshwater microbiology' in its entirety...this will make an excellent general reference work." (Microbiology Today, 31st July 2005)
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