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Qualitative and quantitative phytoplankton compositions of 10 Montenegrin  lakes were investigated in the summer of 2007. The obtained results were  compared with a previous study-period that was undertaken two decades ago. In  the first period, diatoms numerically dominated the phytoplankton community  in all studied lakes, while in the second period, the same was observed only  in three of the ten lakes; in other studied lakes the relative contributions  of green algae, dinoflagellates and/or cyanobacteria increased, while the  contribution of diatoms decreased. The shift observed in phytoplankton  composition and diversity in some of the studied lakes indicates an increase  in the trophic level over the two decades. The sustainable management plan of  the aquatic ecosystems in Montenegro should include the establishment of an  environmental monitoring system in order to record any alterations that may  take place in water quality

Summer aspect of phytoplankton communities in some Montenegrin lakes: Are there changes after more than two decades?