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• TITLE: Characteristics and Dynamic of Algal Communities in a New Impounded Hydro-Agricultural Dam Lake (Samendeni Reservoir) in Burkina Faso (Western Africa)

  AUTHORS: Frédéric A. Kabré, Souleymane Sanogo, Bilassé Zongo

  KEYWORDS: Phytoplankton, Periphyton, Physico-Chemical Parameters, Water Quality, Samendeni Dam Lake

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.16 No.11, November 14, 2024

  ABSTRACT: Proliferation of microalgae is the result of a complex interaction between hydrological and physico-chemical variables influenced by climatic and anthropogenic factors. This study assessed algal communities in the Samendeni Dam Lake to serve as indicators of water quality for sustainable management of hydro-agricultural water resources. Therefore, physico-chemical parameters and microalgae were monitored in three sampling zones from November 2021 to October 2022. A comparison of physico-chemical parameters was realized between sampling zones and between seasons. CCA and RDA were used to establish the relationship between parameters and microalgae. The results show 96 species belonging to 46 genera, 30 families, 19 orders, 9 classes, and 7 phyla. Charophyta dominated microalgal communities in both dry and rainy seasons. Phytoplankton species reached 34 in the dry season and 41 in the rainy season, whereas periphyton revealed 41 species in both seasons. Phytoplankton abundances ranged from 213 to 5440 cells·mL−1 and 3 to 110 cells·cm−2 for periphyton. At p