Hydrobiological constraints of trace metals in surface water, coastal sediment and water lily of Calabar River, Nigeria
Trace metals concentrations in surface water, sediment and water lily (Nymphaea lotus) samples from the banks of Calabar River, a major tributary of Cross River Estuary, Nigeria were determined. The results revealed average concentrations 0.017, 0.010, 37.08 and 0.025 mg/l, respectively, for As, Cd, Fe and Pb in surface water samples, which exceeded Federal Environmental Protection Agency...
Published at African Journal of Biotechnology
Volume 6
Issue 20
Pages 2358-2362, DOI: 10.5897/AJB2007.000-2370
Published in 2007
Nsikak U. Benson, Joseph P. Essien and David E. Bassey
Benson Nsikak » Nsikak Benson holds a Ph.D. degree in Marine Environmental Chemistry. His research interest is primarily on investigating the exchange of marine trace gases between the atmosphere and the ocean. He is interested in developing a quantitative understanding of the cycling of carbon, nutrients and other elements in ocean systems as well as interactions with ocean biology and anthropogenic impacts.... view full profile