Ecosystems shaped by habitat-modifying organisms such as reefs, vegetated coastal
systems and peatlands, provide valuable ecosystem services, such as carbon storage and …

Azolla spp., a water fern often used for phytoremediation, is a strong phosphorus (P)
accumulator due to its high growth rate and N2 fixing symbionts (diazotrophs). It is known …

Water hyacinth stands are known to affect both nutrient concentrations in the water and
carbon exchange with the atmosphere. However, both enhanced and reduced greenhouse …

Restoration of degraded dunes through revegetation of native dune building species is
critical to preserve multiple ecosystem services (ie, coastal protection, habitat). As dunes …

Coastal exploitation and human‐mediated modifications have markedly altered the
community composition and functioning of coastal wetlands worldwide. Although recent …

Results of the first documented reintroduction of the endangered endemic quillwort Isoëtes
malinverniana are presented 1 year after transplanting. This represents the most complete …

The reintroduction of a plant species regionally extinct in the wild poses a stimulating
conservation challenge. If the species is dioecious and the ex situ preserved population is …

The decline and degradation of coastal ecosystems threatens biodiversity and the services
that humans derive from these systems, such as carbon sequestration, coastal protection …

The freshwater aquatic plant species Stratiotes aloides (water soldier) is native to Europe
and central Asia, where it occurs in seasonally pleustonic or submergent populations. It has …

Stratiotes aloides (Hydrocharitaceae) is a member of hydromacrophyte communities, which
are widespread in the waterbodies of Eurasia. In the course of our study, which covered both …