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Table 1 The geographic location, morphology, climate, and catchment land uses of ten study lakes in the Yangtze River basin, China

From: The effects of climate, catchment land use and local factors on the abundance and community structure of sediment ammonia-oxidizing microorganisms in Yangtze lakes

Lake names

Longitude

Latitude

Elevation

Lake area

Mean depth

MAT

MAP

Catchment agriculture

Catchment built-up land

Catchment vegetation

Catchment water bodies

(°E)

(°N)

(m)

(km2)

(m)

(°C)

(mm)

(%)

(%)

(%)

(%)

1. Lake Bajiaohu

113.20

29.45

27

12.3

3.0

16.50

1360

40.12

8.11

28.33

23.44

2. Lake Chihu

115.73

29.77

16

80.4

2.8

16.57

1583

46.27

2.36

34.56

16.81

3. Lake Dianshanhu

120.96

31.10

3

63.7

2.5

16.19

1311

54.11

2.75

33.19

9.95

4. Lake Donghu

112.65

29.38

25

23.2

3.5

15.26

1195

48.99

17.34

17.07

16.60

5. Lake Guchenghu

118.91

31.30

8

24.5

1.6

14.98

1292

44.13

3.25

41.13

11.49

6. Lake Honghu

113.36

29.84

25

344.4

1.9

16.24

1359

54.87

1.13

17.35

26.65

7. Lake Huahu

115.05

30.30

18

10.3

1.8

16.41

1532

43.22

6.67

33.21

16.90

8. Lake Junshanhu

116.36

28.51

18

192.5

4.0

17.15

1724

38.92

2.93

35.67

22.48

9. Lake Taihu

120.34

31.20

3

2425

2.1

15.26

1175

42.33

13.05

33.05

11.57

10. Lake Xilianghu

114.10

29.97

22

72.1

1.9

16.31

1451

37.33

2.43

37.17

23.07

  1. MAT and MAP indicate mean annual temperature and mean annual precipitation, respectively