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Influence of the intertropical convergence zone on early cretaceous plant distribution in the South Atlantic. [PDF]
de A Carvalho M +5 more
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"C-wetland": A new paradigm to enhance conservation of carbon-rich wetlands. [PDF]
Chen H, Yu Z, Wu N, Wang Y, Liu X.
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Newly‑formed aquatic habitats, such as gravel pit lakes in river floodplains are usually colonised by macrophyte species few years following the gravel extraction.
Anđelković, Ana +6 more
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Botanical memory: five centuries of floristic changes revealed by a Renaissance herbarium (Ulisse Aldrovandi, 1551-1586). [PDF]
Buldrini F +6 more
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Parameters of the site over the study period: A. discharge; B. SAM -% of river bottom covered by hydrophytes; C. BFPOM and BCPOM, two fractions of benthic particulate organic matter (details in the text).
Maria Grzybkowska (653982) +1 more
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Responses to nutrient concentrations can determine the dynamics among wetland plant species. One of these species is Typha domingensis (Typhaceae) for which previous studies have obtained dissimilar results on the response to additions of nitrogen and ...
Yazmín Escutia-Lara +3 more
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TINER_WETLANDS26.pdf624 WETLANDS, Vol. 26, No. 2, June 2006, pp. 624–634 2006, The Society of Wetland Scientists NOTE LISTS OF POTENTIAL HYDROPHYTES FOR THE UNITED STATES: A REGIONAL REVIEW AND THEIR USE IN WETLAND IDENTIFICATION Ralph W.
Tiner, Ralph W.
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— Characteristics of diversity, abundance, distribution, and ecological status of aquatic macrophytes were observed in 2000 and 2007 on a circa 4.5 km long section of the Turiec River using Kohler´s method.
Helena Oťaheľová +2 more
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Population Dynamics of American Bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus) and Implications for Control. [PDF]
Chang B, Kim I, Choi K, Cho W, Ko DW.
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Les hydrophytes exotiques envahissantes : plusieurs approches, plusieurs regards
International audienceLes hydrophytes exotiques envahissantes, telles que Egeria densa et Lagarosiphon major, présentent des taux de croissance élevés et des modalités de dispersion rapide qui leur assurent d'excellentes aptitudes à la colonisation.
Ribaudo, C.
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