Les plantes aquatiques occupent une place importante dans différents écosystèmes d'eau
douce. Les auteurs passent en revue les influences naturelles et anthropogènes qui …

Isoetid species are small, slow-growing, evergreen water plants with thick, stiff leaves or
stems that form basal rosettes and have a proportionally large below ground biomass …

Softwater lakes possess a highly characteristic vegetation adapted to limited carbon
availability. Based on hydrology, vegetation and geographic distribution, a boreal and an …

The impact of human activities on the aquatic environment has increased during the past
century. Chemical pollutants have increased in rivers, lakes and coastal areas due to rising …

The effects of liming on soft-water aquatic macrophytes are reviewed, based on data from
the many limed lakes and rivers in Sweden and Norway. Liming usually leads to a re …

Freshwater fish can affect aquatic vegetation directly by consuming macrophytes or
indirectly by changing water quality. However, most fish in the temperate climate zone have …

Soft water lakes possess a highly characteristic vegetation adapted to limitation of carbon.
Based upon hydrology, vegetation and geographic distribution, boreal and Atlantic lake …

In the Netherlands, the characteristic flora of shallow softwater lakes has declined rapidly as
a consequence of eutrophication, alkalization and acidification. The sediment of most lakes …

Acidification has been recognised as a serious environmental problem in Scandinavia since
the 1970s, and liming has been the main strategy to counteract negative effects on biota by …

Colonisation of extremely acidic waters (pH≤ 3) by aquatic angiosperms occurs widely, but
is poorly documented. Unlike acid rain affected and other naturally acidic aquatic …