Highlights•Dwarf bamboos use two biomass allocation strategies in Pb-polluted soils.•Six
dwarf bamboos formed three different Pb-enrichment modes.•“Old-stem-dominant-new-root …

Abstract Local and Indigenous Peoples play critical roles in safeguarding global biological
and cultural diversity. However, species distribution modelling has yet to incorporate …

We present a new well dated Holocene record of environmental change from Little
Llangothlin Lagoon in eastern Australia derived from aquatic plant macrofossils …

Abiotic factors in the introduced area can limit the establishment of exotic species.
Adaptation to new abiotic parameters through plastic responses is important for their …

Quantitative studies of material budgets and resource allocation patterns of emergent plants
are needed to fully understand nutrient and carbon cycling in wetlands. Whole-plant …

Growth patterns of Phragmites japonica associated with soil characteristics were observed
at the sediment bar of the Arakawa River, Japan. Accumulating fine sediments on the bar …

Understanding broad trends in the distribution and composition of wetlands is essential for
making evidence‐based management decisions. Determining temporal change in the extent …

This paper presents and reviews the conceptual structure of several recently developed
organ-specific growth models and discusses their applications, with particular emphasis on …

Abstract information relevant to the ecology and morphology of Eleocharis sphacelata
(Cyperaceae) available through published and unpublished sources is assembled and …

Kuta (Eleocharis sphacelata, Cyperaceae), a Locally Important and Highly Valued Weaving
Plant Page 1 Journal of Maori and Pacific Development 7: 2 September, 2006 40 Kuta (Eleocharis …