limnic
The adjective limnisch ( Gr. Λίμνη limnē "lake, standing water"), also lacustric or lacustrine, lacustrary, lakuster (Latin lacuster, -tris to lacus , lake '), means in biology:
- Especially living in lakes or belonging to them, see the lake ecosystem
- more generally also living in standing water ( lentic systems) or belonging to it, in contrast to fluviatil ( living in flowing, lotic systems), see still waters
- or even more generally in inland waters (all waters except the seas) living or belonging to it, in contrast to marine , see Limnology
- alternatively living in fresh water (above or below ground) or belonging to it, see fresh water
In geology it refers to
- Deposition environments of lake or swamp sediments