This article describes the development of a Nile Biotic Pollution Index (NBPI) for the River
Nile in Egypt. Chemical data were collected from 30 locations along the Nile from Aswan to …

The Rosetta Branch (Nile River, Egypt) is one of the main sources of freshwater for drinking,
agricultural, and industrial activities in the Nile Delta. However, this water supply is …

A number of water quality assessment methodologies, based on benthic invertebrate
indicators, are herein evaluated for use in Nepalese rivers. Water quality assessment was …

Rosetta and Damietta are the main branches of the Nile River in Egypt. They provide the
required freshwater for different usage for about 20 million people. In the present study …

The River Nile is the principal freshwater resource in Egypt, meeting nearly all demands for
drinking water, irrigation, and industry. The objective of this present study is to characterize …

In Tropical regions, bio-monitoring indices for assessing pollution in streams and rivers are
not yet in place. As a result, indices that have been developed inconsistently in different non …

The lowland stretches of rivers are usually the ones where a macroinvertebrate species
collection is more difficult to obtain because of the depth and turbidity of the water. Since the …

Abstract The River Nile is one of the world's major rivers. Its' catchment in Egypt has a
population of 75,000,000. River flow is highly regulated and there are known discharges of …

The performance of the BMWP biotic score, which is based on macroinvertebrates, in
accurately classifying 23 sites on the River Ping system in northern Thailand, was assessed …

This study evaluated the phytoplankton community of Taylor creek from Polaku to Agbia
between November 2013 and July 2014. Sampling was carried out in 12 locations along the …