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Invasive crayfish threaten the development of submerged macrophytes in lake restoration. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2013 Submerged macrophytes enhance water transparency and aquatic biodiversity in shallow water ecosystems. Therefore, the return of submerged macrophytes is the target of many lake restoration projects.
Jessica E M van der Wal +7 more
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Water, 2021 Water level fluctuation (WLF) has a significant effect on aquatic macrophytes, but few experimental studies have examined the effect of WLF on submerged community succession, especially from a large-scale perspective.
Fengbin Zhao +3 more
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Submerged Macrophyte Control Using Plastic Blankets
Water Science and Technology, 1994 Penrith Lakes Scheme is concerned with the rehabilitation of gravel pits to create a system of large recreational lakes. A potential submerged macrophyte problem has been identified in an existing man-made lake. The need to control the macrophytes is dependent on the proposed end use of the lakes and the potential area of invasion.
J. L. Allen, S. Carter, D. R. Carter
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Structure of epiphyton communities on Lake Baikal submerged macrophytes [PDF]
Limnological Review, 2012 Abstract We carried out a first study of Lake Baikal epiphyton on six species of submerged macrophytes: Myriophyllum spicatum L., Potamogeton perfoliatus L., Potamogeton sp., Sparganium gramineum Georgi, Ceratophyllum demersum L., and Elodea сanadensis Michaux.
Galina Pomazkina +2 more
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Water, 2021 Water level is one of the most important factors affecting the growth of submerged macrophytes in aquatic ecosystems. The rosette plant Vallisneria natans and the erect plant Hydrilla verticillata are two common submerged macrophytes in lakes of the ...
Qisheng Li +5 more
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Variability response of aquatic macrophytes in inland lakes: A case study of Lake Nasser
Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Research, 2021 Aquatic macrophytes are plants that live in water or wet soil, grow profusely in lakes and waterways, and provide several ecological benefits. Lake Nasser, an artificial reservoir, has been the most critical element in Egypt’s social and economic ...
Amany M. Haroon, Radwan G. Abd Ellah
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Effect of removal of free-floating macrophytes on zooplankton habitat in shallow wetland
Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems, 2014 Submerged macrophytes improve the structural heterogeneity of microhabitats in aquatic ecosystems, often providing an important habitat for zooplankton.
Choi Jong-Yun +3 more
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Applied Water Science, 2022 Nutrient enrichment in lakes due to municipal wastewater discharge and agricultural run-off leads to excessive growth of algae and aquatic macrophytes leading to their altered trophic states.
Divya Dubey +2 more
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Knowledge and Management of Aquatic Ecosystems, 2016 Growth rate hypothesis (GRH) and stoichiometric homeostasis of photoautotrophs have always been questioned. However, little is known about GRH and stoichiometric homeostasis of aquatic plants, especially submerged macrophytes ...
Xing W., Shi Q., Liu H., Liu G.
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Remote Sensing, 2020 Imagery from unoccupied aerial vehicles (UAVs) is useful for mapping floating and emerged primary producers, as well as single taxa of submerged primary producers in shallow, clear lakes and streams. However, there is little research on the effectiveness
Chippie Kislik +3 more
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