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Dataset . 2001
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Pollen analysis of sediment profile WO1 from Wollingster See

Authors: Müller, Helmut; Kleinmann, Angelika; Merkt, Josef;

Pollen analysis of sediment profile WO1 from Wollingster See

Abstract

A palynological study of a 15 m sediment core from the centre of Lake Wollingst (water depth 14,5 m) is presented. The pollen record shows 3 lateglacial thermomers, called Meiendorf, Bölling, Alleröd and the early holocene Friesland-Thermomer. The succession of forest vegetation taking place on the lake surroundings during the Holocene was typical for older moraine soils which are poor in nutrients: forest vegetation started with birch and pine, followed by hazel, oak and elm in the Boreal and by alder, lime and ash-tree in the Atlantic. Beech and hornbeam reached the area during Subboreal. However, due to the poor soils they spread out only after the Iron Age. With the deforestation during the medieval time the lake lost its character of a primeval forest lake. Lake Wollingst was oligotrophic since its origin at the end of the Pleniglacial. After medieval forest-clearing the lake has changed its quality of water particularly in connection with hemp- and flax-rotting. The modem sediments in this profile are completely disturbed. They contain reworked material, a lot of blue-green algae and remains of Bosmina longirostris indicating eutrophic conditions.

Supplement to: Müller, Helmut; Kleinmann, Angelika (1998): Palynologische Untersuchungen eines Sedimentprofiles aus dem Wollingster See. Mitteilungen der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Geobotanik in Schleswig-Holstein und Hamburg, In: Urban, K., Romahn, K. S., (Red.), Schutz und Erhaltung nährstoffarmer Stillgewässer am Beispiel des Wollingster Sees, 176 S., 57, 44-52

Keywords

Dryopteris, Myriophyllum spicatum, Ranunculus subgen Batrachium type, Caryophyllaceae, Ephedra distachya-type, Keratella quadrata, Lycopodium, Nuphar, Apiaceae apioide type, Erica tetralix type, Pinus, stomata, Alona sp., Rosaceae, other, Brachionus cf urceolaris, Sparganium-type, Anureopsis fissa, Succisa, Ranunculus subgen. Batrachium-type, Frangula alnus, leaves, Staurastrum cf gracilis, Collotheca sp., Vaccinium, Alona affinis, Polygonum sect Persicaria, Plantago major media, Rotatoria, Piston corer Streif Merkt, Helianthemum cf. canum, Corylus, Plantago lanceolata, Typha latifolia, Isoetes, Counting, palynology, Potentilla subgen. Comarum-type, Pediastrum kawraiskyi, Euastrum sp., Monospilus dispar, Polygonum sect. Persicaria, Selaginella selaginoides, Plantago major/media, Collotheca sp, Camptocamptus spermatophor, Alonella excisa, Brassicaceae, Ericales, stomata, Hydrocotyle, Sanguisorba officinalis, Alnus, resting eggs, Humulus and Cannabis and Urtica, Liguliflorae, Pleuroxus trigonellus, Piston corer Streif/Merkt, Potentilla type, Sphagnum sp., leaves, Alonella nana, Ericales, other, Varia, Ephedra fragilis type, Hedera, Humulus and Cannabis, Amphitrema flavum, Linum, Centaurea cyanus, Earth System Research, Potamogeton, Cyperaceae, Fagopyrum, Pediastrum integrum, Moss remains (except sphagnum), Euastrum sp, Moss remains except sphagnum, Bosmina coregoni group, Equisetum, Potentilla-type, Circaea, Polypodium vulgare, Potentilla subgen Comarum type, Lycopodium annotinum, Apiaceae apioide-type, Sphagnum, Menyanthes trifoliata, Ephedra fragilis-type, Jasione, Staurophrya elegans, Rumex, Lamiaceae, Polygonum amphibium, other, Sphagnum sp, Pediastrum duplex, Pinus, Alona guttata, Juniperus, Pediastrum boryanum, Graptoleberis testudinaria, Latona setifera, Thalictrum, Cyanophyceae, Nymphaea, Desmidiales, Tilia, Epilobium, Camptocercus rectirostris, Chydorus sphaericus, Hippophae rhamnoides, Characeae egg fragment, Campanulaceae, Rubiaceae cf. galium, Sampling drilling in lake, Littorella, Lonicera, Botryococcus, Sampling/drilling in lake, Nymphaeaceae: trichome, Andromeda, Abies, Chaoborus flavicans, Filipendula, Eurycercus lamellatus, Triticum/Hordeum, Helianthemum cf canum, Osmunda, Carpinus betulus, Procladius sp, Acer, Juglans, Polygonum bistorta, LakeSedNLfB, Empetrum, Polypodiaceae, Secale cereale, Scheuchzeria, Bosmina longirostris group, Peracantha truncata, Picea, Sparganium type, Erica tetralix-type, Pteridium, Tubuliflorae other, Conochilus natans, Gramineae, planktic, Nymphaeaceae trichome, Papilionaceae, Changes in the Geo Biosphere during the last 15000 years GeoBio15k, Rotatoria, other, Urtica, Changes in the Geo-Biosphere during the last 15000 years (GeoBio15k), Ranunculaceae, Daphnidae mandibles and claws, Sida crystallina, Calluna, Counting, Avena, Acroperus harpae, Chenopodiaceae, Alona sp, Sagina, Staurastrum cf. gracilis, Quercus, Dinoflagellate cyst indeterminata, Trichocerca cylindrica, Botrychium, Conochilus unicornis, Scabiosa, Fagus, Cladocera, planktic, Rotatoria, resting eggs, Betula, Zygnemales, Procladius sp., Salix, Conochilus hippocrepis, Cladocera, Triticum Hordeum, Ostracoda mandible, Filinia longiseta passa Filinia hofmanni, sediment rock, Populus, Fraxinus, Taxus, Pediastrum boryanum rugulatum, Brachionus cf. urceolaris, Cosmarium sp, Hexarthra mira, Ulmus, Myriophyllum alterniflorum, DEPTH, sediment/rock, Tanytarsini, Filinia longiseta passa/Filinia hofmanni, Ephedra distachya type, Rubiaceae cf galium, Viscum, Cosmarium sp., Bosmina sp, Rosaceae, palynology, Cladocera, nonplanktic, Lobelia, Isoetes echinospora, Myrica, Bosmina sp., Artemisia, Pilularia, DEPTH, nonplanktic, Bosmina obtusirostris group

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