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Environmental Biotechnology

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Introduction to Wetland Water Quality Assessment

Wetlands constitute one of the most prolific yet vulnerable ecosystems of the environment (Bassi, Kumar, Sharma, & Saradhi, 2014). They have a unique underlying ecological signature. They play a significant role in sustaining biodiversity and human development (Söderqvist, Mitsch, & Turner, 2000). Climate change and intense human activity is responsible for intense pressure on this critical ecological environment (Davidson, 2014). It has led to destruction of more than half of the available wetland in the last century and half. Wetlands of the river constitute a buffer of aquatic and nutrient component in the ecological segment and hence assume vital significance (Wantzen & Riparian, 2008). However riparian wetlands often face threats due to water supply and....