20140090 Ver 3_aquatic plant and algae 160608_20160610

Strickland, Bev
From: Byran Tabor <[e-mail]>
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2016 11:34 AM
To: Boone, Ron
Cr. Knight, Sherri; Smith, George; Mickey, Mike
Subject: Re: Tabor Pond aquatic plant and algae 160608
Thanks for the effort and report. It is just hard for me to look at all these new "happenings" to the lake as just incidental
affects.
Again I had none of these things prior to the road construction. As Mike Mickey told me "the lake will never again be
the same".
I will look at the info and if I have questions or additional concerns, I will be in touch. Any suggestions would be
appreciated.
Thanks again
Btt
On 6/10/16, 11:03 AM, "Boone, Ron" <ron.boone@ncdenr.�ov> wrote:
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From: Vander Borgh, Mark
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2016 10:50 AM
To: Boone, Ron <ron.boone@ncdenr.�ov>
Cc: Smith, George <�eor�e.smith@ncdenr.�ov>; Mickey, Mike <mike.mickey@ncdenr.�ov>; Knight,
Sherri <sherri.kni�ht@ncdenr.�ov>; Kroeger, Steve <steve.kroe�er@ncdenr.�ov>
Subject: Tabor Pond aquatic plant and algae 160608
Dear Mr. Boone,
In regard to the aquatic plant, filamentous algae and phytoplankton collected from the Mr. Tabor's pond
at 1450Tabor Ranch Road, Winston Salem on 6/8/2016. The plant is Eleocharis baldwinii, a native
aquatic plant common throughout the state. More information on Eleocharis can be found on the
University of Florida's website https://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/plant-directory/eleocharis-baldwinii/
The filamentous green algae growing intermixed with the Eleocharis was a mixture of Spirogyra and
Oedogonium. The density of the phytoplankton in the pond was lower than expected for this time of
year, < 3,000 units/ml (units are cells, filaments or colonies), and consisted primarily of euglenoids,
cryptomonads, diatoms and bluegreens.
In general, the aquatic plant and algae growing in the pond are what we would expect to find in North
Carolina piedmont lakes and ponds during the summer. I have attached fact sheets which provide more
information on the aquatic plants and filamentous green algae common in North Carolina along with the
Duckweed Fact sheet you requested.
Please contact me if you have any further questions or concerns
Regards,
Mark
Byran Tabor
336-722-2337 x1702
336-416-6782 (cell)
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