Although many lake restoration projects have led to decreased nutrient loads and increased
water transparency, the establishment or expansion of macrophytes does not immediately …

Submerged macrophytes play a key role in north temperate shallow lakes by stabilizing
clear-water conditions. Eutrophication has resulted in macrophyte loss and shifts to turbid …

One of the most serious problems caused by eutrophication of shallow lakes is the
disappearance of submerged macrophytes and the switch to a turbid, phytoplankton …

Over the last 40 years there has been substantial evidence that high biomasses of
submerged aquatic plants and phytoplankton rarely occur together in shallow lakes, but it is …

After restoration, eutrophicated shallow freshwaters may show mass development of only
one or two submerged macrophyte species, lowering biodiversity and hampering recreation …

Hydrophilic, or water-loving, macrophytes characterize wetland ecosystems, indicating
prerequisite conditions of hydric soils and sufficient hydrology. The presence of such …

This resampling study in 338 semi-permanent plots analyses changes in river macrophyte
diversity in 70 water courses (small streams to medium-sized rivers) from four regions of the …

Abstract Shoe Lake and East Graham Lake, part of a small chain of lakes in southeastern
Michigan, USA, differ in nutrient loading and in the structure and productivity of their aquatic …

Broad-scale studies of species distributions and diversity have contributed to the emergence
of general macroecological rules. These rules are typically founded on research using well …

During eutrophication, submerged macrophytes in temperate E uropean shallow lakes are
thought to undergo a sequence from seasonally 'stable'conditions characterised by high …