Table 5.1
Aspects of the habitat templet included in the new analysis of 18 New Zealand streams. Disturbance is expressed as the
average percentage of painted bed particles that moved during sampling periods over the year. T
¼
brown trout present, G
¼
native
galaxiids present, SD
¼
standard deviation of 100 bed particles, na
¼
not available.
Catchment
Site
Land use
Fish
Disturbance(% particles)
Algal production(mg(C) m
^2
h
1 )
Average substrate(mm)
SD substrate(mm)
Lee
Blackrock
Pasture
T
46.57
27.74
57.43
70.06
Lee
Broad
Pasture
T
43.46
35.06
34.75
35.99
Lee
Canton
Pasture
T
26.25
23.04
81.19
96.44
Three O’Clock
Dempsters
Tussock
TG
28.55
85.38
118.93
99.03
Kye Burn
German
Tussock
TG
62.21
88.29
59.61
62.13
Kye Burn
Healy
Tussock
G
39.76
61.75
96.75
83.35
Kye Burn
Kye Burn
Tussock
T
42.20
19.34
122.02
113.90
Kye Burn
Little Kye
Tussock
TG
84.57
11.14
34.19
21.25
Sutton
Stony
Tussock
28.36
22.45
182.63
120.57
Sutton
Sutton
Tussock
T
45.94
6.70
106.22
112.88
Silver
North Col
Native forest
T
na
0.32
91.29
83.36
Silver
Powder
Native forest
T
na
3.85
79.83
84.91
Meggatburn
Berwick
Pine forest
T
na
14.64
39.00
38.55
Mimihau
Venlaw
Pine forest
T
na
4.01
122.20
102.76
Akatore
Aka A
Pine forest
na
9.62
38.02
49.89
Akatore
Aka B
Pine forest
na
7.28
55.33
36.60
Craggy Tor
Catlins
Pine forest
G
na
9.45
50.29
44.36
Narrowdale
Control
Pine forest
G
na
2.66
19.89
17.60