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In the state Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in Northeast Germany numerous water bodies with different ecological conditions are characteristic: deep stratified lakes, shallow lakes, riverine lakes, small natural or artificial water bodies, large slowly flowing rivers and their tributaries (River Elbe, River Elde, River Peene, River Ucker, River Warnow), small running waters and ditches, coastal waters (brackish waters with different salinity: shallow coastal inlets “Bodden“, River Odra Estuary or Odra Bay, River Warnow Estuary) and the southern part of the Baltic Sea. The planktic, tychoplanktic and benthic diatom communities of these waters in regard to different aspects incl. paleolimnology were investigated by phycologists at the University of Greifswald [K.-A. Wegener], University of Rostock [H. Pankow (Pankow 1976, 1990) and his students or colleagues G. Berg respectively G. Gerstadt, R. Borner, T. Hubener, L. Kalbe (Kalbe 1973), V. Kell, U. Lenschow, B. Martens respectively B. Zander, B. Moller, S. Nasev respectively S. Riesenweber, R. Podelleck (see Karsten 2001, Tauscher 2000)], Institute for Marine Research respectively Baltic Sea Research Institute Warnemunde [N. Wasmund], and Water Management Board (“Wasserwirtschaftsdirektion”) Stralsund [I. Schmidt].

Studies on diatoms of inland waters and of the southern Baltic Sea in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Germany) since the middle of the last century