limnoplanktonn.
/ˌlɪmnəʊˈplaŋktən/ Plankton found in fresh water.
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limnoplankton1893
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meroplankton1899
potamoplankton1899
pseudoplankton1899
cryoplankton1902
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microplankton1903
haloplankton1909
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meroplankton1909
nanoplankton1912
neuston1928
aeroplankton1932
staph1933
astroplankton1954
picoplankton1978
1893 G. W. Field tr. E. Hæckel Planktonic Stud. in Rep. U.S. Comm. Fisheries 1889–91 580 The totality of the swimming and floating population of the fresh water may be called limnoplankton.
1909 E. Warming et al. Oecol. Plants xxxviii. 161 Limnoplankton appears to be one of the most cosmopolitan of formations.
1955 C. C. Davis Marine & Fresh-water Plankton i. 28 The limnoplankton is the plankton of lakes.
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