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Measurements of bacterial secondary production (BSP), together with primary phytoplanktonic production (PPP) were conducted during dry and rainy seasons, in eight rivers of different orders submitted to different degrees of human impacts (different trophic degree). We aimed to determine and compare the importance of BSP and PPP in carbon fixation in these different lotic ecosystems. Our results showed that the Ipanema River was the most modified system by anthropogenic effluents inputs. These inputs altered the trophic degree and BSP rates of these streams and rivers. Estudos das taxas de produção secundária bacteriana (PSB), junto com as de produção primária fitoplanctônica (PPF) em ecossistemas lóticos são escassos na literatura. Estimativas de PSB e de PPF foram realizadas durante os períodos de chuva e seca em 8 rios de diferentes ordens e submetidos a diferentes graus de impactos antrópicos (diferentes graus de trofia). O objetivo foi quantificar e comparar PSB, PPF e as taxas PSB/PPF para inferir sobre a importância destas comunidades na fixação de carbono nestes ecossistemas lóticos. Os resultados deste estudo permitem concluir que o rio Ipanema é o ambiente mais alterado pelo aporte de efluentes de origem antrópica, e que este aporte altera o grau de trofia em todos os ambientes, refletindo diretamente nas estimativas da PSB

Bacteria and phytoplankton production rates in eight river stretches of the middle Rio Doce hidrographic basin (southeast Brazil)