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2014
In contrast to widespread occurrence of arbuscular mycorrhizas (AM) in terrestrial plants, aquatic plants are considered to be relatively less mycorrhizal. It is mainly because the benefits of mycorrhizal association to plants under aquatic conditions are expected to be relatively lesser.
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In contrast to widespread occurrence of arbuscular mycorrhizas (AM) in terrestrial plants, aquatic plants are considered to be relatively less mycorrhizal. It is mainly because the benefits of mycorrhizal association to plants under aquatic conditions are expected to be relatively lesser.
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Calcification in aquatic plants
Plant, Cell & Environment, 1984Abstract. The CaCO3 deposits of aquatic plants may be intra‐, inter‐ and extracellular. Calcification is mainly the result of photosynthetic CO2 or HCO−3 assimilation. This raises the local pH and CO2−3 concentration resulting from shifts in the dissolved inorganic carbon equilibrium, due to either net CO2 depletion as in Halimeda or localized OH ...
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1951
This and the previous chapter have only a very general connection. The selection of host-plants by the miners discussed so far was a secondary characteristic, deriving from their family classification. The mining species we shall discuss here are influenced to a far greater extent by their environment, in other words by the occurrence of the plants ...
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This and the previous chapter have only a very general connection. The selection of host-plants by the miners discussed so far was a secondary characteristic, deriving from their family classification. The mining species we shall discuss here are influenced to a far greater extent by their environment, in other words by the occurrence of the plants ...
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2003
The topic of this chapter is concerned with the greatest volume of the earth’s ecosystems. The separate sub-ecosystems and their organisms are introduced and exemplified. The fresh water systems are distinguished from the salt water systems and compared with respect to the affiliated organisms.
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The topic of this chapter is concerned with the greatest volume of the earth’s ecosystems. The separate sub-ecosystems and their organisms are introduced and exemplified. The fresh water systems are distinguished from the salt water systems and compared with respect to the affiliated organisms.
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Conservation of aquatic plants
1990It has been emphasised in the previous chapter that many aquatic plants tend to become aggressive weeds and interfere with the utilisation of water bodies for agriculture, pisciculture, recreation, etc. Different strategies for the management of such noxious growth of the aquatic plants are primarily aimed at eliminating them or at least reducing their
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Aquatic Plants for Toxicity Assessment
Environmental Research, 1999B S, Mohan, B B, Hosetti
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