Macrophytes are considered key components of aquatic ecosystems and they also provide
multiple benefits for humans. In this review, I identified and exemplified 26 types of …

Aquatic macrophytes can have a significant impact on their associated community of
epiphytic algae and bacteria through the provisioning of structural habitat complexity …

Abstract The Enemy Release Hypothesis (ERH) argues that escape from natural enemies
allows exotic plants to become invasive in new habitats. This study provides a critical review …

Artificial drainage ditches are common features in lowland agricultural catchments that
support a wide range of ecosystem services at the landscape scale. Current paradigms in …

The connections between aquatic and adjacent terrestrial ecosystem in inland water through
cross-habitat subsidies are increasingly recognized. However, we still have a limited …

The challenges that the world's running water systems now face have never been more
numerous or acute; at the same time, these complex habitats remain absolutely crucial to …

Abstract The Ross Sea, Antarctica, supports large populations of Emperor Penguin
(Aptenodytes forsteri) and Adélie Penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae), two key meso-predators that …

Macrophytes, which are foundational to freshwater ecosystems, face significant threats due
to habitat degradation globally. Habitat suitability models are vital tools used to investigate …

Although submerged macrophyte (hereafter,“macrophyte”) communities are globally
prevalent in low-gradient rivers, the net reach-scale effect of macrophytes on drift-feeding …

Marine coastal areas are highly productive due to the presence of various inputs of organic
matter, including terrestrial material, which fuels food webs. However, the ecological …