Seagrass meadows are key elements of marine ecosystems as they affect the physical,
chemical and biological environment and provide habitats for fish and invertebrates. Human …

Understanding the dynamics of aquatic plant populations in a given water body has become
increasingly important due to the introduction and spread of numerous nonnative species …

Chlorophyll a concentrations in Lake Pearl, Florida, increased as the percentage of the
lake's total volume infested with aquatic macrophytes decreased. Using data from 32 Florida …

The work reported herein was conducted as part of the Aquatic Plant Control Research
Program (APCRP), Work Unit 32944. The APCRP is sponsored by Headquarters, US Army …

Data from 46 Florida lakes were used to examine relationships between bird abundance
(numbers and biomass) and species richness, and lake trophic status, lake morphology and …

A technique is presented for rapid detection of submersed aquatic vegetation (SAV) using a
high-frequency, high-resolution digital echo sounder linked with global positioning system …

It has been suggested that shallow lakes in warm climates have a higher probability of being
turbid, rather than macrophyte dominated, compared with lakes in cooler climates, but little …

We collected quantitative data on macrophyte abundance and water quality in 319 mostly
shallow, polymictic, Florida lakes to look for relationships between trophic state indicators …

Biomass quantification techniques are widely used in research on aquatic vegetation, but
less often applied to monitor aquatic vegetation or assess specific control techniques. The …

Rapid climate changes may potentially have strong impacts on the ecosystem structure and
nutrient dynamics of lakes as well as implications for water quality. We used a space-for-time …